Hungarian honorary chess Grandmaster (1980) is born in Budapest, Hungary. He is best known for claiming a world record simultaneous blindfold exhibition when he played 52 opponents in Budapest in 1960. Best results: Represented Hungary on the Tel-Aviv Chess Olympiad (1964) (4th place), also participated in the European Team Chess Championship in Hamburg (1965) (3rd

American chess Grandmaster (2009) is born in Detroit, Michigan. Best results: U.S. Open Chess Championships 1994 in Chicago, Illinois, tied 1st; World Open 2002 in Philadelphia, tied 1st; U.S. Open Chess Championships 2007 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, tied 1st; National Open Chess Championships 2005 and 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada, tied 1st; He has

English chess Grandmaster (2017). Best results: British championship 2004 – Under 9, 1st; British Championship 2013 – U18, 1st; British Championship 2014 – U21, 1st; International Chess Tournament “Paracin 2017” – OPEN A, 4th; 32nd International Open Tournament Pula 2018, 4th. Peak rating: 2505 in March 2018.  

Russian chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Best results: Chigorin Memorial 2010, tied 2nd, finishing 7th; Russian Youth Championships 2011 – U18, 1st; World Youth Chess Championship 2011, 2nd; World Youth U-16 Chess Olympiad 2011 in Kocaeli, team 1st; Paul Keres Memorial rapid tournament 2012 in Tallinn, tied 1st, finishing 2nd; European

Russian chess Grandmaster (2013) is born in Moscow, Russia. World Youth Champion – U16 (2012). Best results: World Youth Chess Championship in 2012 – under 16, 1st; 66th Russian Championship Higher League 2013, 7th; Moscow Chess Championship in 2015, 1st; Moscow Open in 2016, 1st; Eliseev died in November 2016 after falling from a balcony

Brazilian chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in São Carlos, Brazil. Best results: Brazilian Championship 2004 – U20, 1st (100%); Pan-American Team Championship 2013, team 3rd; 81st Campeonato Brasileiro Absoluto 2015 – Fase Final, 2nd; 2nd Annual Washington Chess Congress 2015, 1st; FIDE World Cup 2017 (1st round); V Master SESC Caioba Copel Telecom 2019, 2nd.

Azerbaijan chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in Sumqayit, Azerbaijan. World Youth Champion – U14 (2006). European Youth Champion – U18 (2010). Best results: European Youth Chess Championship 2006 – under 14 in Budva, 2nd; World Youth Chess Championship 2006 – under 14 in Batumi, 1st; European Youth Chess Championship 2010 – under 18 in Batumi,

Polish chess Grandmaster (2013) is born in Kraków, Poland. He achieved the title of Grandmaster in 2013 at the age of 15 years and 21 days. World Youth Chess Champion – U10 (2008). European Youth Champion – U14 (2012). Polish Chess Champion (2018). Best results: World Youth Chess Championship 2008 – under-10, 1st; Polish Championship

Russian chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Moscow, Russia. He achieved his final norm for the Grandmaster title at the age of 14 years, 11 months, 14 days in 2011. World Rapid Champion (2018). Best results: European Youth Chess Championships 2006 – under 10, 3rd; European Youth Chess Championships 2008 – under 12, 2nd; Young

Bulgarian chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Kazanlak, Bulgaria. Best results: International Chess Tournament “Open Karposh 2011”, 1st-7th; Grand Europe Cup Albena 2014, 2nd; 13th Memorial Kesarovski-Stanchev A tournament 2014, 4th. Peak rating: 2527 in September 2014