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Ticia Gara
Ticia Gara is a Hungarian-born chess player with the title of Woman Grandmaster, a three-time Hungarian women's champion who moved to Israel in 2025.
born 1984Hungarian women's chess championPlaying for Hungary's Olympiad teamWoman Grandmaster title

- Born
- 25 October 1984, Budapest
- Occupation
- chess player
Ticia Gara was born in 1984 in Budapest
Ticia Gara was born on October 25, 1984, in Budapest. She is Jewish and Hungarian. Her sister Anita Gara is also a chess player.
Gara has held the Woman Grandmaster title since 2002. She won the Hungarian women's championship in 2006, 2007 and 2019. In 2009 she tied for first with her sister, who took the title on tie-break.
She played for Hungary at the Women's Chess Olympiad and at European team events. In 2015 her team won gold at the Women's Mitropa Cup in Mayrhofen, where she won 6 of 6 games on board 2. She was Hungary's chess player of the year in 2020 and 2021.
In January 2024 Chess.com named her coach of the month. In 2025 she moved to Israel, joined the Chess for All club and teaches chess there.
Ticia Gara's life in 8 milestones
- 1984
Born in Budapest.
- 2002
Earned the Woman Grandmaster title.
- 2006
Won the Hungarian women's championship.
- 2007
Won the Hungarian women's championship again.
- 2015
Won team gold at the Women's Mitropa Cup.
- 2019
Won her third Hungarian women's title.
- 2024
Named coach of the month by Chess.com.
- 2025
Moved to Israel and joined the Chess for All club.
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Emil Sutovskyborn 19772001 European chess championship titleSports
Boris Avrukhborn 1978Two Israeli Chess Championship titlesSports
Dina Belenkayaborn 1993Woman Grandmaster titleSports
Tamir Nabatyborn 1991Four Israeli chess championshipsSports
Artur Koganborn 1974Chess grandmaster titleSports
Based on English Wikipedia, Ticia Gara and Hebrew Wikipedia, טיציה גרה, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: karpidis from Piraeus, Greece, CC BY 2.0