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Frederick Waldhausen Gordon

b. 2010

Scottish chess player

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Born 2010. Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is a British chess player.

Frederick G F A Waldhausen Gordon is a Scottish chess player.

Early life Waldhausen Gordon was born on 16 August 2010 His maternal grandfather was the mathematician Friedhelm Waldhausen.

Chess career In 2021, he defeated grandmaster Bogdan Lalic in an online rapid 10+5 game in the ECF Grand Prix Rapid Event 1 held on lichess.org.

In March 2026, he won the British Rapidplay Championship by defeating grandmaster Gawain Maroroa Jones in the final round. He became the first Scottish player to win the event.

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Who is Frederick Waldhausen Gordon?

Scottish chess player

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Frederick Waldhausen Gordon was born on 16 August 2010.

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Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is a chess player.

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Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Frederick Waldhausen Gordon

· Wikidata: Q118732977

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