Gabor Kallai

Gábor Kállai ( born February 21, 1959) is a Hungarian chess grandmaster, author, arbitrator and functionary.

Chess players

Kállai was awarded the Grandmaster title in 1995. With the Hungarian team, he traveled to the Chess Olympiad in 2001 as captain and in the second reserve board, but did not use. At the Chess Olympiad in Bled in 2002 he was the captain of the Hungarian national team; Hungary won silver. Kállai occupied top positions in several tournaments: III. Place GM tournament Ulaanbaatar (1984 ), III. Place Hungaroil tournament Siófok (1990 ) and II -III. Place GM tournament Balatonberény (1995).

Chess book author and chess journalist

  • Gábor Kállai: Megnyitások könyve, 1990 ( Hungarian)
  • Gábor Kállai: Book of openings, Caissa Chess Books, 1996
  • Gábor Kállai: Basic Chess Openings, 1997, Everyman Chess (English)
  • György Honfi - Gábor Kállai: Újra csillog az ezüst, Sakkolimpia Bled, 2002 ( Hungarian)
  • Gábor Kállai - Janos Szabolcsi: 64 kockára teszt 64, 2004 ( Hungarian)
  • Gábor Kállai: Sakkpéntek, 2006 ( Hungarian)
  • Gábor Kállai: Get végződik a sakktábla, 2007 ( Hungarian)?
  • Kállai oversees the chess section at the Hungarian daily Népszabadság
  • Kállai care since 2006 zweiwochentlich the shipment SAKKK! at the television station SPORT1 TV

Chess functionary

  • Technical Manager of the Hungarian Chess Federation and national team captain of the men 2001-2005
  • Since 2006, PR Director of the Hungarian Chess Federation

Chess coach and chess referee

  • Trainer and Sekundant Zoltán Ribli 1983-1986
  • Coach of Zsuzsa Polgár 1980-1994
  • Since 1993 FIDE referee
  • Since 2006, FIDE Senior Trainer
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