Since 2018, Artem has been coached:
Uskov Gleb,
Ivanov Oleg,
Dolmatov Sergey,
Ozolin Maxim,
Dobrov Vladimir,
Borisov Vyacheslav,
Novikov Stanislav,
Sakaev Konstantin.
Achievements in chess
2026 — Received the title of Master of Sports of Russia.
2026 — Won 1st–2nd place at the 19th “Agzamov Memorial” in Tashkent (Uzbekistan).
2026 — No. 1 in the world blitz ranking under 18
2025 — Won a prize in the Men’s World Blitz Championship, Qatar
2025 — Won Lichess Bullet Titled Arena for the first time in December
2025 — Winner of the 7th SCO Team Tournament with the Russian national team, China
2025 — Winner of the World Chess Olympiad U16
2025 — Rapid and Blitz World Champion under 16, Greece
2025 — Fulfilled the title of grandmaster
2024 — Asian Junior Blitz Champion, Philippines
2024 — golden double hat-trick at the Russian Under-19 Team Championship
2024 — the grandmaster’s norm in the Aeroflot Open 2024 international tournament has been exceeded
2023 — participant of the FIDE World Rapid&Blitz Championship Open, Uzbekistan
2023 — 1st place in the adult grandmaster tournament in Serbia
2023 — 2nd place World Cadet&Youth Blitz championships Open 14
2023 — 3-5 place World Cadet&Youth Rapid championships Open 14
2022 — participant of the FIDE World Rapid&Blitz Championship Open, Almaty
2022 – 1st place, U12 World Chess Championship
2021 – 1st place, Moscow Rapid Chess Championship U19
2021 – 2nd-4th place, Moscow U19 Championship
2021 – 2nd place, Championship of Russia U13
2020 – covid
2019 – 1st place, Championship of Moscow U11
2018 – 2nd place, Moscow U11 Championship
2018 – 5th place, European Chess Championship among children U8
2018 – 2nd place, Championship of Moscow U9
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The Winner of the Olympiad!
As a member of the Russian national team, Artem Uskov became the winner of FIDE World Youth U16 Chess Olympiad in Barranquilla, Colombia. The Olympiad was held in August 2025.
The team, which consisted of four young grandmasters for the first time in history — Ivan Zemlyanskii, Savva Vetokhin, Artem Uskov and Anna Shukhman — won 9 out of 9 matches and set a record for the Olympiads. Until this moment, no one team had won all matches at the Olympiad.
Grandmaster Uskov Artem took the 1st place on his board, making an important contribution to the team’s overall victory.
Congratulations to the team and Artem on their outstanding achievement!
https://s3.chess-results.com/tnrWZ.aspx?lan=1&art=0&rd=9&turdet=YES&flag=30&SNode=S0&tno=1223023
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