Russian Go Players

• <name> <strength>: <titles and international events> (post-schism affiliation)

• Svetlana Shikshina, 3 dan professional (Hankuk Kiwon)
• Alexandre Dinerchtein, 3 dan professional (Hankuk Kiwon + Go Federation (Moscow, Russia))
• Lee Hyuk, 7 dan
• Ilya Shikshin. 7 dan (KPMC 2006) (Russian Go Federation)
• Andrei Kulkov, 6 dan (WAGC 2007) (Russian Go Federation)
• Andrei Khmyrov, 6 dan (not on EGF Rating list) (Russian Go Federation)
• Alexei Lazarev, 6 dan (WAGC 2006 and 7 others) (Russian Go Federation)
• Dmitriy(j?) Surin, 6 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Igor Burnaevskij, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Dina Burdakova, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Anton Zatonskikh, 6 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Ruslan Dmitriev, 6 dan (changed name from Ruslan Sajfulin) (Go Federation (Moscow, Russia))
• Victor Bogdanov, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Valerij Solovjev, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Oleg Mezhov, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Rustam Sakhabutdinov, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Dmitrij Ezhov, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Andrej Gomenjuk, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Andrej Cheburakhov, 5 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Valery Shikshin, 4 dan (Russian Go Federation)
• Igor Grishin, ? dan (Go Federation (Moscow, Russia), president)
• Valery Atashkin
• Anton Proskurin, 2 dan
• Natalya Kovaleva, 5 dan

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