You don't count with Jose Raúl Casablanca and he was better than Kasparov and Fisher, top 1 in chezz history is from Cuba please respect the king

You don't count with Jose Raúl Casablanca and he was better than Kasparov and Fisher, top 1 in chezz history is from Cuba please respect the king

Topalov is such an underrated GM. I love to see when Magnus, Hikaru and Topalov are all in top 3

Ivanchuk and Kasparov quite cool

Fishcer is teh best there ever wa. if he had not just stoped playing (due to him being a very bizaree person), he would have dominated forever proof. he played Boris Spasky again in 1993 in a game to 10 points, spassky was still a top 30 or 40 chess player in the world. , bobby had not played in over 20 years and absolutely demolished him

karpov and kasparov damn.. thats impressive..

СССР = Россия🇷🇺!!! Полное доминирование😊😊😊

Nro 1 bobby Fisher for ever

Magnus...outstanding! I would love to have seen a game between him and Fischer. What happened to all the Russians?? It used to be their game.

Anand was in top ten at 54 wtf and carlsen is chilling at 2850 and no.1 for 15 years

If 2700 is a super GM 2800 is a Hyper GM 😮😮😮

1991 год, чистое доминирование ссср

Whats make poin decrease?

Ding WC, and not even in top 10 in the end. :D

Was 2:06 Now 14:41

1991 ☠️

Glory to Mikhail Botvinnik with 61 years old still in this list!!! And not playing candidates tournament!! Very underrated being one of the gratest players in history!

1991 All Top 10 of uni soviet players

1991 - top 10 - USSR

I was a big fan of Denmark's Bent Larsen when I was a kid/young.. good times :)

Fisher a legend

From 2003 three were the best woman on the list too - Judith Polgar!

Ternyata dulu yang masuk 10 besar didominasi oleh pemain dari negara rusia, andalan saya adalah kasparov❤❤❤

Pov: czekałeś aż Duda znajdzie się na tabeli

Let chess speak for itself

Nobody come near magnus lagend

Why aren't there more women at the top? Chess is not a sport that requires athleticism.

Why the name is as " carlson magnus"

Jan Krzysztof Duda ?

Fabiano Caruana is perhaps the most dominant player in the world that was born in the unlucky era of chess that includes the even more dominant Magnus Carlsen

Chess so easy then Bobby Fischer choose to leave it

Such a shame that Aronian never made it to a world championship match.

This is showing Bobby Fisher had a 100+ ELO over the 2nd place individual two years in a row. This seems beyond impressive compared to the rest of the timeline, but I am no chess expert. Can any chess experts weigh in to correct me (not really an impressive feat) or give context on how impressive of an accomplishment it was? At the highest level on the world stage I would expect competition to be relatively close.

Anatoly KARPOV.. Why am I started to hear boss music? 🤔

Top one Player Stockfisch Then lela and torch

Советская школа шахмат это конечно феномен

Magnus is chess GOAT

3 azerbaijani GM who partipated in top 10🇦🇿🇦🇿

Alireza firoouzja🔥

Magnus is the GOAT, no doubt.

Fischer was most ahead of his competition compared to other champs. More than 100 elo difference with the #2 is crazy. I believe if Fischer was in his prime today and mentally healthy that he would beat Carlsen.

How carsen was N1 since he was 18 but world champion until he was 22?

Where blacks ...on this ranking list??? :D

Nakamura is better than carlsen

As an Indian, this is just a waste to list. We are already on Top Level without any tournament begin.

Ah yes. Karpov - legendary Souls boss that haunted Misha

Shakh 🇦🇿

Aronyan👏🏻

2:06 all hail

What is the history of chess? Legend has it that chess was invented around 200 B. C. by a commander, Hán Xin, who invented the game as a battle simulator. Soon after winning the battle, the game was forgotten, but it resurfaced in the 7th century. For the Chinese, Chess was invented by the mythical Emperor Shennong or by his successor, Huangdi. The game is recognized to have originated in India and was considered a simulator of the battlefield? The 16th century is recognized as the start of the origin of the game that is seen today. This game has rules. One very interesting rule that is dismissed to try and control the forced open is the rule that the queen must move one parsec before coming in direct line with the other players peice. As is why the queens bishop's pawn is a common opening move to move the queen as least one parsec. Passing and trapping is a rule that is commonly disregarded. Forcing the open is another rule that seem to not be applicable. The king not being able to move at least one parsec is mate, is another rule that is dismissed. The rules have logical course and do make sense for a battlefield simulator but for some reason those that suggest they be some kind of master don't understand rules. The computer doesn't follow any rules. Wouldn't appear those masters do either. The rules apply to a battlefield simulation and in the 16th century the simulator that was chess, may have been a good learning tool. Today all it is is removed of rules that are for a logical course in the game and is controlled by a poorly written computer program. Fungus of the mungus. You are not that good or you would advocate rules that do exist and understand the logic behind the rules of the game as well as the origin. It is a poor simulation in this day and age.