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Samuel Sevian
Country United States
FIDE rating2119
(January 2009 FIDE ratings list)
Peak rating2119 (January 2009)

Samuel Sevian is an American chess player.

Born Dec. 26, 2000, in New York, Samuel Sevian is believed to be the youngest chess player to attain an expert's level rating (2001). He accomplished the feat in February, at 8 years, 2 months.

Samuel Sevian earned a spot on the 2010 All-America Chess Team.

Fide Rating Report

Rating list Rating Games Change
November 2009 2060 10 -
January 2009 2119 - +59

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