Mongolian Grandmaster (1999) living in USA since 2003. Mongolian Champion in 1993, 1995 and 2002. Best results:Sharavdorj was second in Yangon Zl in 1998, fifth in the 2003 American Open, second in the Chicago Open 2004 and co-winner of the 2005 National Open. A participant at board 1 of the Mongolian team in the 2002

Russian Grandmaster (2003). World U12 Champion in 1993. Fifth in the 1999 World U20 Championship. Russian U20 Champion in 2001. St. Petersburg Champion in 1999 and third in 2000. Best results: White Nights 1997,4th;White Nights 1998, 3rd;White Nights 1999, 1st; Petrov Memorial 2002, 1st; Tula 2003, 2nd; Essen Open 2004, 1st; Saratov championship 2005, 1-2nd;

Georgian Grandmaster (2006). World Champion U16 in 2001. Best results: Olomuc 2005, 1st-2nd; Baku Chess Festival 2005, 1st; Fajr Open 2010, 1st-3rd; Asrian Memorial 2010, 2nd-5th; Czech Open 2011, 2nd-5th. Best ELO: 2566 in 2010.

Russian Grandmaster (1994). Mechanical Engineer. Third equal at the Russian championship in 1994. Best results: Winner or shared first at Balatonberny, Nagykanizsa and Szeged Open in 1993, Chigorin Memorial 1995, Graz 1997 and 2001, Cappelle la Grande 1998 and 2003, Seefeld Open 2000, St Petersburg 2003, Staufer Open 2003, Russian Cup 2003, Bad Woerishofen 2004,

Russian Grandmaster. World Senior Champion in 2003 and 2004, also second in 2000. Best results: Alexander Kotov Memorial 1985, 2nd; Russian Ch, sf. 1996, 1st; White Nights Open 1998, 1st; Ratmir Kholmov Memorial (RUS), 2006 and 2007, 1st. Often was a member of the senior Russian team. Best ELO: 2505 in 2001.

Croatian Grandmaster. Holder of Slovenian citizenship since 1992. Champion of Slovenia in 1993 and 1998. Shared or won the Bled Festival 1991, Festival Bled 1992, Festival Bled and Solin 1993, Markarska 1995, Porto San Giorgio 1996, Nova Gorica 1998, Cleopatra 2001, Pula Open 2001, Dakha 2002, MCF GM (MAL) 2008. Also second in Vasaj Pirc

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2007). Best results: Stary Smokovec GM 1996, 2nd; Budapest FS 2001, 1st; Olomouc Cup 2001, 1st; Marianske Lazne Open 2003, 1st; Platonov Memorial (UKR) 2005 and 2006, 1st; Tabor Open (CZE) 2006, 1st; Ostrava Open 2007, 1st; Wroclaw 2008, 1-2nd; Polanica Zdroj Rubinstein Memorial 2009, 2nd; Teplice Open 2011, 1st; Kolobrzeg Open 2011,

Hungarian Grandmaster. Best results: Eger Cup 1995, 1st; Budapest FS02 IM 1996, 1st; Budapest FS002 IM 2000, 1st; Budapest FS07 IM 2001, 1st; Balaton Festival 2001, 1st; Bagneux 2002, 1-3rd; Budapest FS07 GM 2002, 1st; Alushta 2003, 1st; Saarlouis Open 2004, 1st; Balaton Chessfestival 2008, 1st-3rd. Best ELO: 2510 in 2003.

Armenian Grandmaster (1998). Best result: Moscow Intl GM 2002, 2nd. Retired from international chess since 2004. Best ELO: 2541 in 1999.

Serbian Grandmaster. European Union Champion 2007, Serbian Champion 2010. Yugoslav U18 Champion in 2002 and U20 vice champion in 2001. Best results: Budapest Elekes 1999, 1st; Ebsjerg 2004, 1st; Subotica 2005, 1st; Pula 2005, 2nd-9th; Serbian Cup 2007, 1st; Zapanjia 2007, 1st; Kostic Memorial Vrsac 2008, 1st; Open Belisce-Metalis 2009, 1st; Sarajevo BH Telekom 2009,