American chess Grandmaster (2018) is born in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Best results: Riga Technical University Open 2017 – Blitz, 1st; Fall 2017 CCCSA GM Norm Invitational, 1st; Walter Browne Memorial Blitz 2019, 1st, Minnesota GM Norm Tournament 2019, 1st. Peak rating: 2517 in April 2018  

Danish chess Grandmaster (2016). Danish Chess Champion (2016 and 2017). Best results: 5th Amateur Open in Calvia 2009, 1st; World Youth Championship 2009 – U14, 5th; World Youth Championship 2010 – U16, 4th; XXX Copa de Europa de Clubs Masculino 2014, 1st; European Club Cup 2014, individual bronze on 5th board; Landsholdsklassen DM 2017, 1st;

Spanish chess Grandmaster (2013). Spain Champion (2011). Spain Youth Champion (2004 in U-12, 2006 in U-14, 2019 in U-18). Best results: Cto. de Espana Individual Absoluto 2011, 2nd; Catalonia chess championship 2014, 1st; CE Individual Absoluto y Femenino 2016, 2nd; 5th Sunway Sitges Chess Festival 2018, 1st. Peak rating: 2559 in January 2019

Turkish chess Grandmaster (2017). He won five times European Youth Chess Championships in five different age groups (2008 in U10, 2010 in U12, 2011 in U14, 2014 in U16, 2015 in U18). Best results: World Youth U16 Chess Olympiads 2014, team 3rd; European Team Chess Championship – Boys’ U18, team 2nd (2011) and team 1st

Russian chess Grandmaster (2015) is born in Saint Petersburg, Russia. European Youth Champion – under 16 (2013). Best results: Russian Championship 2013 – B17, 1st; 23rd European Youth Chess Championship 2013 – Open U16, 1st; Czech open 2014 – A – GM open, 2nd; World Youth Championships 2015 – open U18, 3rd; Chigorin Memorial 2015,

Armenian chess Grandmaster (2018). World Youth Champion – under 12 (2006). European Youth Champion – under 10 (2004). European Youth Champion – under 16 (2010). Best results: European Youth Chess Championship 2004 – group B10, 1st; World Youth Chess Championship 2006 – under 12, 1st; Youth Armenian Championship 2010 B-16, 1st; Pan-Armenian Int. Open 2010

Azerbaijani chess Grandmaster (2014). Best results: Baku Open 2010, 7th; Alushta summer 2013, 1st; Rustavis klubis scrapshi 2013, 1st; Rustavis scrapshi 2014, 1st; As a chess player he is inactive. He was Operating Director at the Chess World Cup 2015 in Baku. Peak rating: 2502 in February 2014

American chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Livingston, New Jersey, United States. Best results: K-9 Super-National championship 2013, 1st; North American Youth Championship 2013, U-18 section, in Toronto, 1st; US–the National K-12 Championship 2015, 1st; US Junior Champion (Closed) 2015, 1st; National High School Blitz Chess Champion 2015, 1st; 2018 UT Dallas Fall FIDE Open,

Turkish chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in İzmir, Turkey. Turkish chess champion (2011). Best results: European Youth Championship – group U12 in 2002, 3rd; Turkish Youth Championship – under 14 in 2003, 1st; Turkish Youth Championship – under 16 in 2005, 1st; Olomouc Chess Summer – GM A – Valoz Cup tournament 2007, 1st; Kahraman

American chess Grandmaster (1970) is born in Sydney, Australia. Australian Chess Champion (1969). U.S. Chess Champion six times. Best results: U.S. Junior Championship in 1966, 1st; Asian Zonal tournament 1969 in Singapore, 1st; U.S. Chess Championship six times (Chicago 1974 with 9½/13, Oberlin 1975 with 8½/13, Mentor 1977 with 9/13, Greenville 1980 with 7½/12, South