Hungarian Grandmaster (1976), he is also graduated in Economics. Farago was the joint Hungarian Champion in 1981 with Lajos Portisch and Open Champion in 1998. Shared first at IBM Master in Amsterdam 1975, Halle 1978, Kecskemet 1979, Svenborg 1981, Albena 1983, Budapest Noviki 1987, Budapest Texta 1988, Silkeborg 1988, Wuerzburg Open 1991, Giessen Open 1991, Elekes Memorial 1993, Vinkovici 1993, Leiner Open 1996 and at Muensterland Open 2003, Arco Open 2010. In 1980 he was a member of the national team which won the Silver medal at the Olympiad. Best ELO: 2540 in 1993.
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Hungarian Grandmaster (1976), he is also graduated in Economics. Farago was the joint Hungarian Champion in 1981 with Lajos Portisch and Open Champion in 1998. Shared first at IBM Master in Amsterdam 1975, Halle 1978, Kecskemet 1979, Svenborg 1981, Albena 1983, Budapest Noviki 1987, Budapest Texta 1988, Silkeborg 1988, Wuerzburg Open 1991, Giessen Open 1991, Elekes Memorial 1993, Vinkovici 1993, Leiner Open 1996 and at Muensterland Open 2003, Arco Open 2010. In 1980 he was a member of the national team which won the Silver medal at the Olympiad. Best ELO: 2540 in 1993.
Faragó Iván