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A Moldovan Grandmaster that was awarded the title by FIDE in 2002. Representing the Moldovan national team in both the Chess Olympiad and the European Team Chess Championship, Svetushkin was a formidable force. His stellar performance in the 2014 Olympiad, with a rating of 2809, was the fourth best on board two. His current rating is 2620 and his passionate about teaching and coaching chess players to reach 2000.
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In 2011 Grandmaster Cebalo he was awarded the title of FIDE Senior Trainer. He played for Croatia in two chess Olympiads: on 1st board at Manila 1992 and on 4th board at Moscow 1994, and is know for his strong tactical play. Cebalo won many open tournaments, but today his passion is teaching and coaching.
See his list of courses here –>
Became an International Master in 1988 and then a Grandmaster in 1998. He also became champion of Yugoslavia in 1999. Was considered one of the best European players during the 90’s. Today he is focused on teaching younger generations and teaching advanced chess strategy.
See his courses here –>
In 2011 Grandmaster Malakhatko was awarded the title of FIDE Senior Trainer. He played for Croatia in two chess Olympiads: on 1st board at Manila 1992 and on 4th board at Moscow 1994, and is know for his strong tactical play. Cebalo won many open tournaments, but today his passion is teaching and coaching.
See his courses here –>
Became a grandmaster in 2012. Was considered one of the best Polish chess players ever, and won multiple tournmanets in Europe, including the European Open in 2013. He is forte is teaching openings.
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He was awarded the title of International Master in 2009, and Grandmaster in 2017. He was notably Ukrainian under-18 champion. A very strong blitz player, he won many blitz tournaments around the world and online.
See his courses here –>
A Moldovan Grandmaster that was awarded the title by FIDE in 2002. Representing the Moldovan national team in both the Chess Olympiad and the European Team Chess Championship, Svetushkin was a formidable force. His stellar performance in the 2014 Olympiad, with a rating of 2809, was the fourth best on board two. His current rating is 2620 and his passionate about teaching and coaching chess players to reach 2000.
See his list of courses here –>
In 2011 Grandmaster Cebalo was awarded the title of FIDE Senior Trainer. He played for Croatia in two chess Olympiads: on 1st board at Manila 1992 and on 4th board at Moscow 1994, and is know for his strong tactical play. Cebalo won many open tournaments, but today his passion is teaching and coaching.
Became an International Master in 1988 and then a Grandmaster in 1998. He also became champion of Yugoslavia in 1999. Was considered one of the best European players during the 90’s. Today he is focused on teaching younger generations and teaching advanced chess strategy.
In 2011 Grandmaster Malakhatko was awarded the title of FIDE Senior Trainer. He played for Croatia in two chess Olympiads: on 1st board at Manila 1992 and on 4th board at Moscow 1994, and is know for his strong tactical play. Cebalo won many open tournaments, but today his passion is teaching and coaching.
Became a grandmaster in 2012. Was considered one of the best Polish chess players ever, and won multiple tournmanets in Europe, including the European Open in 2013. He is forte is teaching openings.
He was awarded the title of International Master in 2009, and Grandmaster in 2017. He was notably Ukrainian under-18 champion. A very strong blitz player, he won many blitz tournaments around the world and online.
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