Denis Sergejewitsch Evsejew

Association	Russia
Born	July 3, 1973 Murmansk
title	International Master (1998) Grand Master (2003)
Current  Elo rating	2474 (August 2020)
Best Elo rating	2592 (October 2003)
Tab at the FIDE (English)

Denis Sergejewitsch Jewsejew ( Russian Денис Сергеевич Евсеев ; at the World Chess Federation FIDE Denis Yevseev; born July 3, 1973 in Murmansk ) is a Russian chess player and coach.

Career

Yevseev learned chess from his father when he was five. He was trained at the chess school of the Murmansk Pioneer Palace. At times he attended the All-Russian Panchenko School. He graduated from the State Academy of Fishing Fleet in Murmansk.

In 1998 he was named International Master by the World Chess Federation and in 2003 Grand Master . He achieved the norms for the GM title at the Russian individual championship in 1998 ( Saint Petersburg ), at the Kotow memorial tournament in 2001 ( Tula ) and at the Alushta Autumn-1 tournament in 2002. At the fourth stage of the Russia Cup in Samara in 2002, he fought his way second place tied with the winner Boris Gratschow . The next year he received the prize at the Saint Petersburg City Championship. In 2013 and 2014 he repeated this success.

In addition, Yevsejew was able to record the following results: 1st place at the White Nights Festival in Saint Petersburg (2005, shared with Nikita Vitjugow ), 2nd place one point behind the winner Konstantin Landa at the tournament in Reggio nell'Emilia (2005/06 ), 1st place at the Petrovskaya Ladya Festival in Peterhof (2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009).

He played club chess for the chess clubs Murmansk , St.Petersburg-2 and Grifon in Russia and the Kirkenes Sjakklubb in Norway .

Yevsejew works as a youth coach in the chess club of the Petrodworzowy district of St. Petersburg and is a member of the coaching council of the local chess federation. Among his students is the Russian Grand Master Vladimir Fedoseyev .

Works

• Denis Yevseev: Fighting the French: a new concept . Chess Stars, Sofia 2011, ISBN 9789548782838 . (English)

Web links

• Replayable chess games by Denis Sergejewitsch Jewsejew on chessgames.com (English)
• Interview with Denis Jewsejew ( Memento from February 3, 2005 in the Internet Archive ) at chesscafe.com (PDF, English; 181 kB)