Book in Chess. format Base. (Contributor and output not specified). The book contains 946 games of chess player from 2001 to 2015 . g. Dmitry Andreykin (born .) February 5, 1990, Ryazan) Russian chess player, international grandmaster . Champion of Russia (2012). Champion of Russia among young men under 14 (2001) and among juniors under 20 years (2009 and 2010) . Multiple winner of major international tournaments, Junior World Champion (2010). Finalist of the 2013 World Cup. Winner of the Grand Prix Series (Tashkent 2014). World champion Magnus Carlsen in his interview called Andreikin in the future the most dangerous opponent. Chess base without accompanying text.