The Greatest Chess Players Of All Time
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- These are the 5 greatest chess players of all time including Paul Morphy, Bobby Fischer, Garry Kasparov, Magnus Carlsen, and more. The history of chess and its players are fascinating. From Morphy and Fischer's fall into insanity to Kasparov's devastating loss to deep blue, this video will give you a good understanding of the history of this beautiful game.
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Bro put levy in the thumbnail and thought we wouldn't notice 😂
So what you're saying is that Levy killed Morphy
Magnus should be worried
Capablanca should have been in the intro..
Is that Levy as the friend? 🤣😭🤣
And he sacrificed.... TWO-HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS!
😆
crazy
I understand that in one of the games in the Spassky - Fischer match, on an analysis years later, Fischer's moves were echoed precisely by the computer that beat Kasparov.
Wow. I didn't know that. Awesome.
Fischer was way better than Kasparov..even Karpov was, except Karpov succumbed to an Alekhine wearing down in '85.
Fischers demands for the Karpov match were not at all unreasonable. Everyone says it but no one says what the demands were. He wanted first to ten wins, no draws. How is that unreasonable?
If the game was 9-9, he would have successfully defended his title.
That is somewhat unreasonable!
@@chidiebereobinugwu9776 What's that supposed to mean? If they're 9-9 then it means the next guy to win, wins it all.
@@Renn1. i dont think so!
@@chidiebereobinugwu9776what? First to ten wins, what's so hard to understand there?
I think that the "You must take your opponent into a deep dark forest where 2+2=5, and the path leading out is only wide enough for one." guy is the best in the world.
And after him Vishwanathan Anand is the best
Enjoyed the video. Here's my own list:
1) Magnus Carlsen
2) Garry Kasparov
3) Bobby Fischer
4) Anatoly Karpov
5) Paul Morphy
6) José Raúl Capablanca
7) Emanuel Lasker
8) Viswanathan Anand
9) Mikhail Botvinnik
10) Vladimir Kramnik
The biggest reservation I have about my list is the absence of Alexander Alekhine, and I am open to being persuaded to include him instead of a current placeholder.
If magnus continues at his current pace then he'll 100% be number 1 but as of right now if he were to suddenly fall off a cliff (in his career, not physically) then I would put garry kasparov ahead of him.
But still, given 5 more years his accomplishments would win him that number 1 spot hands down.
Where is Mikhail Tal?
@@devisriroshankandimalla7605 In the next ten (11-20), and among the most creative and entertaining players of all-time.
It really cannot be underststed just how insanely talented Carlsen is. Throughout all of chess history, players have come, exceeling in the game overall but being particularily strong in one aspect of the game while having a weakness in another. Carlsen literally has NO weakness. He can go full theory and make top engine moves with ease. He can put himself in a bad position on purpose and come out on top. He can play FOR HOURS and not tire, just mentally draining his opponents. It doesn’t matter if anyone knows a good gambit or tries to suprise him with a tactic. Either he’ll already know about it and most likely be betyer at it or he’ll calculate even further. He excels at middlegame but his absolute best is in the endgame. He can just continue forever. Playing Magnus carlsen is about cstching him on a bad day or playing top level engine moves all the time in order to get an edge. If anyone could ever be considered an equal it would be Kasparov. I do wonder how a younger Kasparov growing up in the modern era would be able to accomplish…
Lol, Magnus is overrated and was recently soundly defeated by Alisher Suleymenov. Fischer is the Greatest.
You could say the same thing about Paul Morphy, he had no weaknesses either.
@@calicoesblue4703 Good point
@@ArranVid very true indeed. Sadly it took a toll on him mentally all the fame or so it seems. You have to wonder where he would be had he been healthier
@@calicoesblue4703 Yes, Magnus is great, he studies the movements, but Fischer, Fischer made them.
magnus drew kasparov when magnus was 13 and kasparov drew carlsen when he was 60
Viswanathan Anand should be here he is a legend
Tal and Fischer best players in the world....and even enjoying when you seen them playing
Carlsen and Kasparov played two games that day, Kasparov won the other. As far as I'm aware Carlsen has never beaten Kasparov in a meaningful game (Kasparov coached Magnus when the Norwegian was about 12).
Bobby's Idea is True
Few, if any, played as easily as Capablanca.
Morphy was probably the only true genius the game had seen after Philidor, and there's been no one like him since.
So it was Levy not Capablanca
Great video. You forgot one thing though, Magnus held the triple crown for one last time in 2022.
Bobby Fischer is the best.
😂😂I honestly dont know what Levy has done, but this is how I got to know him, he is mostly mentioned in other chess videos💀😂😂😂
This is crazy it deserves more cloude
Alexander Alekhine (born October 31, 1892, Moscow, Russian Empire-died March 24, 1946, Estoril, Portugal) was a world champion chess player from 1927 to 1935 and from 1937 until his death, noted for using a great variety of attacks.
Fischer vs. Spassky was the most popular match and widely known around the world...
Bobby fischer best GM all the time♟👑
Bobby is the Mozart, Murphy is Beethoven, while Gary is the Elvis and Finally Magnus is the Bieber in the chess history. See, the difference when you are already an adult is you are leaning more on your self honest evaluation rather than children hersay bedtime story.
The others are fine analogies but calling Magnus Bieber, even though I'm not a Magnus fan at all, irks me a bit
the ending was hilarious 😂
Using the criteria of Talent, Achievement and Impact, my list for all time best goes as follows:
1. Garry Kasparov
2. Magnus Carlsen
3. Bobby Fischer
4. Anatoly Karpov
5. Jose Raul Capablanca
6. Alexander Alekhine
7. Mikhail Tal
8. Mikhail Botvinnik
9. Paul Morphy
10. Vishwanathan Anand
Disclaimer: This list is not law, it is just my opinion and I am therefore open to differing opinions.
Chess is the ultimate cerebral competition. Therefor, the following rankings since world chess championships have been held (1886) are based upon competition. 1- Alekhine; 2- Capablanca; 3- Lasker; 4- Fischer; 5- Carlson; 6- Anand; 7- Kasparov; 8- Karpov; 9- Steinitz; 10- Botvinnik.
Magnus is the Mozart of chess
Nope. MORPHY is the Mozart of chess. The parallels are much stronger.
Who's the Beethoven?
@@SabakuNoGaara2023 Choose one
@@stefan11804 I don't know. I don't know many details about the players 😅 there are many geniuses. Maybe Capablanca
@@SabakuNoGaara2023 That is a good choice 👍
I would include Capablanca & Alekine
1.Robert james fischer 2.Jose raul capablanca 3.Alexander alekhine 4.Tigran petrosian 5.Anatoly karpov
Kaspy would have lost the world championship match vs Karpov if it hadn't been halted. That would have broken Kasparov and he probably would be having a very different conversation.
Still Kasparov is the GOAT.
Mikhail TAL sacrifice own name😂😢
Kasparov was mauling world champion when there was no computer assistants...
Today GM have those facility
Keep that in mind
it doesnt change anything, everyone has access to computer assistants and therefore everyone will be better. the floor has just risen that's all
So it would be harder for garry to beat better prepared players?
Levy is the chess version of Rick Astley.
That was a funny end to a great video 😂
Capablanca deserves to be in any best players list. Pure creativity.
Capablanca #1 .. Morphy #2 .. hundred years later...... This 2 will destroy any GM in today's computers world..
I think Paul Morphy quit chess for more complicated reasons than having no competition. For one thing, he had a pretty awful time on tour in Europe, and might not have been inclined to keep traveling extensively in order to attend tournaments and matches. For another, at the time there wasn't really such a thing as a "professional chess player" and there really wasn't much of a living to be made at it. Chess was just a board game, and being extremely good at it was at the time viewed by and large as a novelty, not a respectable profession. A big part of why he quit chess was apparently because, sure, the chess thing was fun and all, but after a while he felt like it was time to settle down into a respectable professional life instead of just playing a game all day.
Once again Carlsen is the world champion in rapid and blitz. You might say that Carlsen knows more about chess than Kasparov, and in that respect has an easier time. However, this info is also available to his opponents, and the competition is much harder today. Basically, Magnus is the GOAT. He is better than Kasparov!
The end of this video is perfect
Maybe in a short time you can put first the only one witch he can overcome magnus carlsen... FAUSTINO ORO
the rooooooooooook is the best 😅
I usually don't put likes, but after a good work like this one, Summarize with Levy as Reference, I can't stop myself, but put a like on that Video, Hahaha.
Levy the GOAT
Fischer's highest rating was 2916 i think 🤔 ?
Maybe there were less competitors in 1972 or less games being played at the top, which explains why the elo then didn't reach as high as now. Maybe the opponents then had less talent then compared to today. There are so many reasons.
@@scottwarren4998 less competitive during the cold war. Haha. There is far less competition now. 😂 Stockfish not withstanding
@@scottwarren4998they changed the rating system. There is more rate inflation now.
@@Laney322 Alright. a question to you. The max engine on chess online, What do they mean when they say it is 3200 Elo. What is it 3200 elo in, classical or rapid? or both?
@@scottwarren4998 no player has ever reached an elo above 2800 - so that would be irrelevant.
And your elo rating is only relevant in relation to your completion; and the score you earn is based on how you perform against your competition. So what a computer can do is irrelevant
And I believe it would be classical. Because rapid is not real chess.
don't lie kasparov lost to kramnik in 2001
of course the americans don't want fischer first
Kasparov, Capablanca, Morphy, Carlsen, Fischer.
Wow what about Capablanca?
Levy is the strongest honorary GM 😂
Levy is not a GM
It's either Magnus or Kasparov but number 3 has to be Karpov
There is no either. Magnus in number 1 no questions asked.
Kasparov and Karpov are as equally good as 2 players can be.
@@Q-hv2cbKasparov is number 1, at his prime he literally defeated deep blue, magnus can't do that making garry the better player
@@shogunmaster3191Magnus can't do what? Beating Deep Blue from the Kasparov match? He most likely can. Every new generation is better than the last. That doesn't make Magnus the undisputed GOAT, but if Magnus played all the Kasparov rivals he had at the time, he would win every time
@@Kebabbing prime Kasparov>>>>>prime magnus
Cry about it.
@@shogunmaster3191 That's not true tho. Again every new generation has better knowledge about the game of chess and plays more accurately. No one from the past generations (or current as of right now) would be winning a match against Magnus, he'll always be the favourite. Then again if the debate is about who's the best ever, that's another discussion
Viswanathan Anand?? Cmon
Indians will rise
Anatoly Karpov is the GOAT
Where's Anand 🤔😐
9:20 New York? I thought Wesley So, the current inaugural and only classical WFRCC lived in Minnesota?
None cares
Loved it, and the humour!!!
Magnus Carlsen is very good, maybe Morphy was more dominant and better than Magnus. I think Morphy is the GOAT maybe, with Magnus in second place. Kasparov could be third, Karpov fourth, Fischer 5th.
No mention of the greatest champion of the all? Lasker
Wowwwwwwwww kasparov never lost a tournament untill he lost to computer just wowwwwwwwww he easily greatest of all time
Those feats you used for Magnus when he was a child in terms of countries and stuff isn't that impressive because I did the same things when I was his age.
To be Goat, Magnus needs to win bullet and fisherdom championships.
Who has done that? And are you setting up the rules for who is the GOAT? Cheers!
@@erikskov8759 I think Capablanca is better at fast games than Carlsen. I think Bobby Fischer is better than Fischerrandom than Carlsen. Maybe Morphy is the GOAT, he would be good at blitz and fischerrandom.
@@ArranVid Maybe and You think...Well, that doesn't settle anything. Cheers.
I think prag from India has a chance
You forgot about sultan khan😎
Wheres vishy tho isnt he like world champ twice or something
He has been a 5 time world champion, also was 2 time fide world Cup champion.
Why we are making this video everyone know levi is goat😂😂😂😂
Levy is a GM, generic manager.
Where's Tal !!!
Faustino Oro =]
Why’s levy in there lmao
You must be a Gottamchess Fan. ? Levy loves to sacrifice the ROOK. SOON to defeat MAGNUS 🤣😅😂
I think chess was harder in the past before the Stock fish .. but who i am ? Haha respect them all
Lasker.
I am subbed
Why so less views
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😂The greatest
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Ohhhh
Kasparov was defeated by Vishy...
Lol cry more😂
Thats why levy is legendary 😂😂😂
Pretty sexist there are no women on the list no?
Ya first
Capablanca authentic genius
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