RSSU International Chess Cup, Moscow

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The Moscow closed Grandmaster events, aka RSSU International Chess Cup, starts just in a few days with the participation of many young stars.

In the open section we will see the Under 18 World Champion, an Armenian champion, one of the youngest Grandmasters in the world, participant of the World Cup 2011, medalists from Capelle la Grande, the European Junior champion, the winner of the open tournament of Moscow Open 2011, and the strongest talents of RSSU.

In the women section there is the youngest female grandmaster in Russia and Europe at the age of 15, winners of the World Youth Chess Championships, the two-time women’s champion of Moldova, the current champion of Belarus, the Russian Champion among girls under 18, the Moscow champion of 2011.

Moscow Open 2012, GM tournament

 

RUSSIA	FIDE rating – 2625	FIDE rating – 2621	ARMENIA
	Matlakov Maxim GM, born in 1991Under 18 World Champion (Kemer, Turkey, 2009)Saint-Petersburg Champion 2009	Grigoryan AvetikGM, born in 1989Armenian Champion 2009
USA	FIDE rating – 2596	FIDE rating – 2594	UKRAINA
	Robson Ray GM, born in 1994One of the youngest Grandmasters in the worldParticipant of the World Cup 2009USA Junior Champion	Zherebukh Yaroslav GM, born in 1994Winner of the Capelle-La-GrandeOpen tournament (France, 2010)and an international junior tournament Young stars of the world (Saint-Petersburg, 2010) Participant of the World Cup 2011
SPAIN	FIDE rating – 2586	FIDE rating– 2583	POLAND
	Ipatov Alexander GM, born in 1993Under 16 and Under 20Ukrainian Vice Champion (2008)3rd place at the Cappelle-la Grande Open (France, 2011)	Sviercz Dariusz GM, born in 1994The youngest Grandmaster in the history of PolandEuropean Junior Champion 2011
RUSSIA	FIDE rating – 2522	FIDE rating – 2521	TURKEY
	Belous Vladimir IM, born in 1993Winner of the open tournament of Moscow Open 2011RSSU student	Yilmaz MustafaIM, born in 1992Turkish national team memberThe youngest champion of Turkey (at the age of 17)RSSU studen
RUSSIA	FIDE rating– 2514	FIDE rating – 2460	RUSSIA
	Reshetnikov Alexey IM, born in 1988RSSU PhD student	Stukopin AndreyIM, born in 1994RSSU student

 

Moscow Open 2012, GM tournament women

 

GEORGIA	FIDE rating – 2426	FIDE rating – 2389	RUSSIA
	Batsiashvili Nino WGMParticipant of the Women’s Georgian Chess Championship 2011	Kashlinskaya Alina WGMThe youngest female grandmaster in Russia and Europe at the age of 15The winner of the Russian Team Chess Championship with SHSM-RGSU teamSilver medalist of the World Junior Chess Championship The Student of RSSU
INDIA	FIDE rating – 2386	FIDE rating – 2377	POLAND
	Padmini RoutWGMWoman International Grandmaster at the age 13.The winner of the World Youth Chess Championship (G14, 2008).Bronze medal Winner of the World Junior Chess Championship (2010) A member of the Indian women’s national team	Szczepkowska-Horowska KarinaWGMVice world champion under 16 (2003)Multiple finalist of the Polish women’s championshipSilver medal winner of the European Championship as a member of the Polish women’s national team
ROMANIA	FIDE rating – 2360	FIDE rating – 2333	RUSSIA
	Bulmaga IrinaWIMMultiple winner of the World School Chess ChampionshipsTwo-time women’s champion of Moldova (2007, 2008)She has moved to another federation and is now playing for the Romanian women’s national team	Goryachkina AleksandraWIMWorld Champion among girls under 14 (2011)Winner of the Russian National Cup stage among women – Rudenko memorial (2011)
RUSSIA	FIDE rating – 2303	FIDE rating – 2290	BELORUSSIA
	Pustovoytova DariaWIMFIDE rating: 2303Russian Champion among girls under 18 (2011)	Zezulkina AnastasiaWIMTwo-time World Champion among girls under 16 (2010 and 2011)Two-time Women’s Champion of Belorussia (2010 and 2012)Selected as a participant of the World Women’s Cup 2012
RUSSIA	FIDE rating – 2242	FIDE rating – 2185	RUSSIA
	Drozdova DinaMoscow champion 2011The Graduate of RSSU	Severina Maria European Champion among girls under 16 (2011)