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               Hail               Magnus               Carlsen,               the               highest               rated               chess               player               in               history.
               During               the               2012               London               Chess               Classic,               Carlsen               surpassed               Garry               Kasparov's               record               rating               of               2851,               established               in               1999.

Carlsen,               22,               has               soared               to               these               new               heights               two               years               after               becoming               the               youngest               player               ever               to               be               ranked               number               one               in               the               world.
               "It's               pretty               cool.

It's               probably               the               biggest               achievement               so               far               in               my               career,"               Carlsen               told               chessvibes.com               in               an               interview               after               finishing               the               game               that               assured               his               record               high               rating.
               Now               that               the               Norwegian               superstar               has               raised               the               bar               even               higher               into               the               stratosphere,               how               does               the               chess               landscape               look?

Is               Carlsen               the               best               classical               chess               player               ever,               in               addition               to               being               the               highest               rated?
               Kasparov               and               Bobby               Fischer               are               the               only               two               players               other               than               Carlsen               who               have               a               fairly               valid               claim               on               being               the               best               player               in               history.

Certainly               Kasparov               was               the               most               universal               player               ever,               equipped               with               encyclopedic               opening               knowledge,               middle               game               prowess,               tremendous               attacking               and               tactical               ability,               subtle               and               top-shelf               endgame               technique,               and               fantastic               defensive               resources.

Kasparov               ruled               chess               as               world               champion               from               1985-2000.

As               great               as               he               is,               Carlsen               has               not               yet               become               world               champion,               at               least               not               at               classical               chess               time               controls.

He               has               been               the               world               blitz               champion.

Carlsen               did               not               compete               in               the               last               World               Chess               Championship               cycle               to               determine               a               challenger               to               the               throne               held               by               Vishy               Anand               of               India.

Carlsen's               reason               for               not               competing               was               he               didn't               agree               with               all               the               rules               for               the               cycle.

His               run               at               destiny               would               just               have               to               wait.
               It               is               hard               to               contest               the               argument               that               Fischer               was               farther               ahead               of               his               contemporaries               than               anyone               in               history.

Demonstrating               total               dominance               over               his               competition,               Fischer's               rush               to               the               world               title               in               the               early               1970s               included               a               19-game               winning               streak               and               back-to-back               6-0               whitewashings               of               quality               opponents               during               the               Candidates               Matches.

Fischer,               however,               refused               to               defend               his               title               and               became               a               recluse,               and               Kasparov               was               dominant               over               a               much               longer               period.
               The               highest               rating               Fischer               ever               attained               was               2785.

Since               then               there               have               been               ten               players               who               have               achieved               ratings               higher               than               Fischer's               best,               including               six               who               have               gone               beyond               2800,               according               to               chessvibes.com.

Chess               rating               inflation               is               almost               inevitable               over               time,               and               this               is               the               reason               so               many               players               have               moved               past               Fischer               in               the               ratings.

Consensus               opinion               says               Fischer,               in               his               prime,               would               have               dispatched               most               of               these               players.

Fischer               had               a               genius               and               fighting               spirit               most               of               these               other               players               lacked.

There               is               no               way               to               adjust               Fischer's               rating               upward               to               combat               this               inflation.

Therefore               the               only               thing               to               go               by               is               the               quality               of               games.

And               by               this               measure               Fischer               and               Kasparov               take               a               back               seat               to               no               one.
               Called               "The               Mozart               of               Chess,"               Carlsen               has               certainly               put               his               name               into               the               conversation               of               who               is               the               best               player               of               all               time.

Like               many               of               the               greatest               players,               Carlsen,               Fischer               and               Kasparov               were               all               chess               prodigies               who               learned               the               moves               at               a               very               young               age.

At               almost               every               age               level               as               they               matured,               they               stood               out               among               their               contemporaries               as               being               a               cut               above.

For               example,               Fischer               won               the               chess               "Game               of               the               Century"               when               he               was               just               13               years               old.

Kasparov               and               his               rival               Anatoly               Karpov               also               showed               more               consistency               in               tournament               play               than               Carlsen               has               exhibited               so               far.

Carlsen               sometimes               finishes               down               in               the               pack,               whereas               Kasparov               and               Karpov               almost               always               won               or               finished               second               in               the               tournaments               they               entered.
               Then               there               is               the               question               of               the               chess               computer.

While               he               reigned               as               World               Chess               Champion,               Kasparov               defeated               the               Deep               Blue               chess               computer               in               1996.

However,               he               lost               the               rematch               in               1997,               and               since               that               time               chess               computers               have               gotten               stronger               and               faster.

Today's               players               consult               the               best               computer               chess               software               to               track               what               their               opponents               play               and               to               prepare               for               their               games               and               matches.

No               matter               how               high               Carlsen's               rating               is,               the               best               computers               are               stronger               and               Carlsen's               record               has               to               be               qualified               as               the               highest               human               rating.
               To               be               called               the               best               ever,               Carlsen               will               have               to               at               least               gain               the               classical               chess               championship               title               currently               held               by               Anand,               and               he               will               have               to               maintain               his               form               for               a               few               more               years.
               Sources:
               http://www.chessvibes.com/reports/carlsen-beats-kasparovs-rating-record-in-london






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