| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#47 @mdinnerspace Engines are superior to humans, no one will actually argue this point. Yet you are, which I am quite surprised, Garry Kasparov lost 20 years ago in classical chess against Deep Blue, now… | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Best Attacking Players ?#4 Topalov, Maxime-Vachier Lagrave | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#39 @tpr There have been various attempts to compare players from different eras, this one seems to me to be the most accurate. Obviously it has flaws, some large ones, but that is the limitations of this… | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#37 @mdinnerspace The chart at the end evaluated the players at their peak. With Fischer topping the list alongside Carlsen and Kramnik. So it wasn't taking their average strength over time, but rather th… | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#18 #14 Yes, relatively speaking the best players in history are Morphy, Fischer, Lasker, Capablanca, and maybe Kasparov and Karpov. But when looking at who is objectively the best, I would not be surpris… | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#3 #2 Thanks, I fixed it. | Iker-V |
| General Chess Discussion - Opinion on Markovian model, which attempts to answer who is the best player in history?#1 According to the Study (http://content.iospress.com/articles/icga-journal/icg0012) (Warning: Math intensive), the best players in history are 1. Magnus Carlsen 2. Vladimir Kramnik 3. Bobby Fischer 4. … | Iker-V |