List of Turkish chess players
The list of Turkish chess players contains chess players who are or were eligible to play for the Turkish Chess Federation and who meet at least one of the following conditions:
- Winner of one of the following FIDE titles: Grand Master , Honorary Grand Master , International Master , Grand Master of Women , Honorary Grand Master of Women, International Master of Women;
- Holder of one of the following ICCF titles: Grand Master, Honored International Master, International Master, Grand Master of Women, International Master of Women;
- Winning a national individual championship.
A.
- Cəmil Ağamalıyev (* 1974), Grand Master
- Murat Akdağ , correspondence chess grandmaster
- Nelli Alexanian (* 1974), International Women's Champion
- Cemil Can Ali Marandi (* 1998), Grand Master
- Ufuk Sezen Arat (* 1996), international champion
- Joan Arbil (* 1937), Turkish female champion
- Can Arduman (* 1959), international master, Turkish master
- Fazıl Atabek (* 1923), international correspondence chess master
- Fatih Atakişi (* 1955), correspondence chess grandmaster
- Umut Atakişi (* 1981), international master, Turkish master
- Ekaterina Atalık (* 1982), International Master, Grand Master of Women, Turkish Master of Women
- Suat Atalık (* 1964), grand master, Turkish master
B.
- Sıracettin Bilyap (1923-1996), Turkish master
- Hasan Ferit Boysan (* 1947), Turkish champion
C.
- Linda Çakir , Turkish Master of Women
- Emre Can (* 1990), grand master, Turkish master
- Nilüfer Çınar Çorlulu (* 1962), International Master of Women, Turkish Master of Women
D.
- Sevinç Dalak , Turkish female champion
- Muhammed Batuhan Daştan (* 1997), Grand Master
E.
- Hakan Erdoğan (* 1966), Turkish champion
- Mert Erdoğdu (* 1979), international master, Turkish master
- Mete Ergenekon (* 1971), international correspondence chess master
- Can Ertan (* 1990), international master
- Yakup Erturan (* 1982), international master
- Barış Esen (* 1986), grand master
- Nejdet Esen (* 1979), international correspondence chess master, national master
F.
- Burak Fırat (* 1993), Grand Master
G
- Ergun Gümrükçüoğlu († 2009), Turkish champion
- Cemil Gülbaş (* 1980), international master
- Orhan Günsav , International Correspondence Chess Master
- Michail Gurewitsch (* 1959), grand master, Turkish master
H
- Bohor Hallegua ( bl. 1913–1926), historical master player
- Hakan Han (* 1963), Turkish master
- Kıvanç Haznedaroğlu (* 1981), Grand Master, Turkish Master
- Hasan Huseyinoglu (* 1996), international champion
I.
- İsmet İbrahimoğlu (* 1943), Turkish master
- Alexander Ipatov (* 1993), grand master, Turkish master
- Ali İpek (1952–2012), Turkish champion
- Khayala Isgandarova (* 1988), International Master of Women
K
- Oğulcan Kanmazalp (* 1992), international master, Turkish master
- Cem Karadağ (* 1958), Turkish master
- Tamer Karatekin (* 1981), Turkish master
- Demre Kerigan (* 1993), International Master
- Hasan Kılıçaslan (* 1964), international master
- Ege Köksal (* 1996), international champion
- Osman Kösebay (* 1968), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Rukiye Burcu Korkmaz (* 1980), Turkish female champion
- Arif Küçükalioglu (*?), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
M.
- Ergin Mollaoğlu (* 1964), international master
O
- Muzzaffer Onaran , Turkish Champion of Women
- İlhan Onat (1929–2013), international master, Turkish master
- Fatmanur Öney (* 1961), Turkish female champion
- Feridun Öney (* 1956), Turkish champion
- Gülümser Öney (* 1956), Turkish champion of women
- Ömer Faruk Özer (* 2000), international master
- Halil Özmen (* 1955), international correspondence chess master
- Kübra Öztürk (* 1991), Grand Master of Women, Turkish Master of Women
S.
- Vahap Şanal (* 1998), Grand Master
- Emine Şanlı , Turkish Master of Women
- Aydın Satıcı (* 1956), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Aykut Satıcı (* 1985), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Dinçer Selen (* 1983), Honored International Correspondence Chess Master
- Adnan Şendur (* 1961), international master, Turkish master
- Dragan Šolak (* 1980), grand master, Turkish master
- Suat Soylu (* 1960), international master, Turkish master
- Serkan Soysal (* 1996), international champion
- Nevzat Süer (1925 or 1926–1987), international master, Turkish master
T
- Zehra Topel (* 1987), International Women's Champion, Turkish Women's Champion
- Tansel Turgut (* 1966), correspondence chess grandmaster
U
- Ateş Ülker (1948–2018), Turkish master
Y
- Nimet Yardımcı , Turkish Master of Women
- Betül Cemre Yıldız Kadıoğlu (* 1989), Grand Master of Women, Turkish Master of Women
- Gülvil Yılmaz , Turkish Master of Women
- Mustafa Yılmaz (* 1992), grand master, Turkish master
- Turhan Yılmaz (* 1958), international master, Turkish master
- Mert Yılmazyerli (* 1992), international master
- Ahmet Can Yurtseven (* 1960), Turkish master
Web links
Commons : Turkish Chess Players - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- Turkish Top 100 Men and Women (Elo List, Active and Inactive)
- Turkish Top 100 Women (Elo List, Active and Inactive)
- Turkish Top 100 Men (Elo List, Active and Inactive)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Cəmil Ağamalıyev played for the Azerbaijani Chess Federation until 2014.
- ↑ Nelli Alexanian played for the Russian Chess Federation until 2017.
- ↑ Ekaterina Atalık played for the Russian Chess Federation until 2005.
- ↑ Suat Atalik played for the French Chess Federation until 1985, for the Bosnian Chess Federation from 2000 to 2005 and has played for the Serbian Chess Federation since 2019.
- ↑ Cemil Gülbaş played for the Belgian Chess Federation until 2013.
- ↑ Michail Gurewitsch played for the Soviet Chess Federation until 1991 and for the Belgian Chess Federation from 1992 to 2005, for which he has played again since 2015.
- ↑ Hasan Huseyinoglu played until 2020 under the name Hasan Guseyinov for the Uzbek Chess Federation.
- ↑ Alexander Ipatov played for the Ukrainian Chess Federation until 2009 and for the Spanish Chess Federation from 2009 to 2012.
- ↑ Khayala Isgandarova played for the Azerbaijani Chess Federation until 2013.
- ↑ Dragan Šolak played for the Serbian Chess Federation until 2011.