FIDE September ratings – Magnus Carlsen at 2843

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9/2/2012 – Just eight points left – he has gained six more points and is coming close to Garry Kasparov's legendary record. Hikaru Nakamura gained five points to climb from number 7 to 5. Wang Hao has gained 16, Anish Giri 19,Anton Korobov 22 and Romain Edouard a massive 26 points. Alexander Morozevich lost twelve and Viktor Bologan 22 points. FIDE September rankings.

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FIDE September 2012 – Top 30 Players

Rnk	Name	Title	Country	Rating	Games	Born
1	Carlsen, Magnus	g	NOR	2843	10	1990
2	Aronian, Levon	g	ARM	2816	0	1982
3	Kramnik, Vladimir	g	RUS	2797	0	1975
4	Radjabov, Teimour	g	AZE	2788	0	1987
5	Nakamura, Hikaru	g	USA	2783	10	1987
6	Anand, Viswanathan	g	IND	2780	0	1969
7	Karjakin, Sergey	g	RUS	2778	9	1990
8	Caruana, Fabiano	g	ITA	2773	0	1992
9	Ivanchuk, Vassily	g	UKR	2769	0	1969
10	Morozevich, Alexander	g	RUS	2758	2	1977
11	Grischuk, Alexander	g	RUS	2754	9	1983
12	Topalov, Veselin	g	BUL	2752	0	1975
13	Svidler, Peter	g	RUS	2747	9	1976
14	Kamsky, Gata	g	USA	2746	9	1974
15	Wang, Hao	g	CHN	2742	10	1989
16	Gelfand, Boris	g	ISR	2738	0	1968
17	Gashimov, Vugar	g	AZE	2737	0	1986
18	Leko, Peter	g	HUN	2737	0	1979
19	Jobava, Baadur	g	GEO	2734	4	1983
20	Giri, Anish	g	NED	2730	10	1994
21	Tomashevsky, Evgeny	g	RUS	2730	0	1987
22	Ponomariov, Ruslan	g	UKR	2729	11	1983
23	Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar	g	AZE	2729	0	1985
24	Dominguez Perez, Leinier	g	CUB	2725	0	1983
25	Jakovenko, Dmitry	g	RUS	2724	9	1983
26	Adams, Michael	g	ENG	2722	0	1971
27	Volokitin, Andrei	g	UKR	2718	11	1986
28	Andreikin, Dmitry	g	RUS	2718	9	1990
29	Fressinet, Laurent	g	FRA	2714	10	1981
30	Shirov, Alexei	g	LAT	2714	6	1972

Top 100 rankings men

Top climbers and descenders

We are listing all players from the top 100 who gained or lost five or more points. Surprisingly there is a fair number, in spite of the short interval. Gaining 26 rating points or losing 22 in just one month is no mean task.

Rnk	Old	Name	Country	Rating	Games
1	1	Carlsen, Magnus	NOR	2843 +6	10
5	7	Nakamura, Hikaru	USA	2783 +5	10
15	23	Wang, Hao	CHN	2742 +16	10
20	35	Giri, Anish	NED	2730 +19	10
30	41	Shirov, Alexei	LAT	2714 +8	6
40	67	Korobov, Anton	UKR	2705 +22	11
41	46	Movsesian, Sergei	ARM	2705 +7	11
43	56	Areshchenko, Alexander	UKR	2702 +11	11
50	61	Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime	FRA	2697 +11	21
56	62	Wang, Yue	CHN	2691 +6	10
61	71	Cheparinov, Ivan	BUL	2689 +8	10
69	79	Bu, Xiangzhi	CHN	2683 +13	9
71	76	Alekseev, Evgeny	RUS	2682 +9	9
72	100	Edouard, Romain	FRA	2678 +26	21
74	80	Ragger, Markus	AUT	2677 +7	7
80	83	Onischuk, Alexander	USA	2672 +6	8
84	99	So, Wesley	PHI	2667 +15	9
93	102	Kurnosov, Igor	RUS	2660 +8	11

The biggest losses were suffered by the following players:

Rnk	Old	Name	Country	Rating	Games
7	5	Karjakin, Sergey	RUS	2778 -7	9
10	9	Morozevich, Alexander	RUS	2758 -12	2
11	11	Grischuk, Alexander	RUS	2754 -9	9
22	19	Ponomariov, Ruslan	UKR	2729 -5	11
35	18	Bologan, Viktor	MDA	2712 -22	8
39	31	Bacrot, Etienne	FRA	2705 -8	20
44	38	Malakhov, Vladimir	RUS	2700 -8	10
45	40	Moiseenko, Alexander	UKR	2699 -7	11
47	42	Vitiugov, Nikita	RUS	2699 -6	9
67	52	Eljanov, Pavel	UKR	2684 -9	11
75	69	Bauer, Christian	FRA	2676 -6	21
76	68	Laznicka, Viktor	CZE	2675 -8	6
95	85	Negi, Parimarjan	IND	2658 -6	9

FIDE Top 30 Women

Rnk	Name	Title	Country	Rating	Games	Born
1	Polgar, Judit	g	HUN	2698	0	1976
2	Muzychuk, Anna	g	SLO	2606	0	1990
3	Hou, Yifan	g	CHN	2599	0	1994
4	Koneru, Humpy	g	IND	2593	0	1987
5	Zhao, Xue	g	CHN	2549	0	1985
6	Dzagnidze, Nana	g	GEO	2547	0	1987
7	Lahno, Kateryna	g	UKR	2542	0	1989
8	Ju, Wenjun	wg	CHN	2528	0	1991
9	Kosintseva, Nadezhda	g	RUS	2524	9	1985
10	Kosintseva, Tatiana	g	RUS	2524	9	1986
11	Sebag, Marie	g	FRA	2521	0	1986
12	Cmilyte, Viktorija	g	LTU	2520	0	1983
13	Cramling, Pia	g	SWE	2514	6	1963
14	Zatonskih, Anna	m	USA	2512	0	1978
15	Gunina, Valentina	m	RUS	2509	9	1989
16	Khotenashvili, Bela	m	GEO	2509	0	1988
17	Harika, Dronavalli	g	IND	2505	18	1991
18	Stefanova, Antoaneta	g	BUL	2502	0	1979
19	Ruan, Lufei	wg	CHN	2492	0	1987
20	Zhu, Chen	g	QAT	2491	0	1976
21	Kosteniuk, Alexandra	g	RUS	2489	0	1984
22	Paehtz, Elisabeth	m	GER	2483	0	1985
23	Danielian, Elina	g	ARM	2476	0	1978
24	Krush, Irina	m	USA	2471	6	1983
25	Galliamova, Alisa	m	RUS	2468	9	1972
26	Pogonina, Natalija	wg	RUS	2468	9	1985
27	Muzychuk, Mariya	m	UKR	2466	0	1992
28	Xu, Yuhua	g	CHN	2465	0	1976
29	Hoang, Thanh Trang	g	HUN	2464	0	1980
30	Socko, Monika	g	POL	2463	17	1978

Top 100 rankings women

FIDE Top 30 Juniors

Anish Giri and Ding Liren are the big winners, but they are nowhere near super-junior Fabiano Caruana. The US/Italian GM is, just like Hou Yifan, playing in an inordinate number of events, but he manages to keep his rating and prove that his endurance is still up to the task.

Rnk	Name	Title	Country	Rating	Games	Born
1	Caruana, Fabiano	g	ITA	2773	0	1992
2	Giri, Anish	g	NED	2730	10	1994
3	Ding, Liren	g	CHN	2694	13	1992
4	So, Wesley	g	PHI	2667	9	1993
5	Negi, Parimarjan	g	IND	2658	9	1993
6	Yu, Yangyi	g	CHN	2640	13	1994
7	Sjugirov, Sanan	g	RUS	2624	9	1993
8	Zherebukh, Yaroslav	g	UKR	2622	13	1993
9	Rapport, Richard	g	HUN	2621	13	1996
10	Safarli, Eltaj	g	AZE	2620	0	1992
11	Nyzhnyk, Illya	g	UKR	2614	8	1996
12	Dubov, Daniil	g	RUS	2603	9	1996
13	Ipatov, Alexander	g	TUR	2601	13	1993
14	Shimanov, Aleksandr	g	RUS	2599	13	1992
15	Hou, Yifan	g	CHN	2599	0	1994
16	Kovalyov, Anton	g	ARG	2598	18	1992
17	Robson, Ray	g	USA	2598	0	1994
18	Swiercz, Dariusz	g	POL	2594	0	1994
19	Durarbayli, Vasif	g	AZE	2584	0	1992
20	Ter-Sahakyan, Samvel	g	ARM	2580	13	1993
21	Grandelius, Nils	g	SWE	2577	13	1993
22	Prohaszka, Peter	g	HUN	2573	18	1992
23	Van Kampen, Robin	g	NED	2572	22	1994
24	Adhiban, B.	g	IND	2564	36	1992
25	Sethuraman, S.P.	g	IND	2553	27	1993
26	Belous, Vladimir	m	RUS	2551	9	1993
27	Anton Guijarro, David	f	ESP	2546	25	1995
28	Lu, Shanglei	g	CHN	2542	10	1995
29	Lalith, Babu M.R.	g	IND	2540	18	1993
30	Salem, A.R. Saleh	g	UAE	2540	13	1993

Top 100 rankings juniors

FIDE Top 30 Girls

Rnk	Name	Title	Country	Rating	Games	Born
1	Hou, Yifan	g	CHN	2599	0	1994
2	Muzychuk, Mariya	m	UKR	2466	0	1992
3	Bodnaruk, Anastasia	m	RUS	2421	13	1992
4	Cori T., Deysi	wg	PER	2407	22	1993
5	Paikidze, Nazi	m	GEO	2394	0	1993
6	Arabidze, Meri	wm	GEO	2391	13	1994
7	Guo, Qi	wg	CHN	2389	13	1995
8	Bulmaga, Irina	wm	ROU	2386	13	1993
9	Ziaziulkina, Nastassia	wg	BLR	2376	13	1995
10	Kashlinskaya, Alina	wg	RUS	2368	22	1993
11	Sukandar, Irine Kharisma	wg	INA	2362	0	1992
12	Goryachkina, Aleksandra	wg	RUS	2361	31	1998
13	Wang, Jue		CHN	2351	13	1995
14	Vojinovic, Jovana	wg	MNE	2331	13	1992
15	Padmini, Rout	wg	IND	2328	0	1994
16	Savina, Anastasia	m	RUS	2303	0	1992
17	Papp, Petra	wg	HUN	2302	0	1993
18	Havlikova, Kristyna	wm	CZE	2293	9	1992
19	Soloviova, Liza	wg	UKR	2287	8	1993
20	Tsatsalashvili, Keti	wg	GEO	2279	0	1992
21	Saulina, Varvara	wf	RUS	2272	0	1992
22	Khademalsharieh, Sarasadat	wm	IRI	2270	0	1997
23	Schut, Lisa	wm	NED	2267	13	1994
24	Pustovoitova, Daria	f	RUS	2267	9	1994
25	Kulon, Klaudia	wf	POL	2264	22	1992
26	Medina, Warda Aulia	wf	INA	2257	13	1997
27	Zhai, Mo	wf	CHN	2255	10	1996
28	Rakhmangulova, Anastasiya	wm	UKR	2254	17	1994
29	Olsarova, Karolina	wm	CZE	2253	9	1993
30	Danelia, Mariam	wm	GEO	2252	0	1994

Top 100 rankings girls

Lists and data by courtesy of FIDE

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FIDE Top 30 Juniors

FIDE Top 30 Girls

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