WHO IS THE GREATEST CHESS PLAYER EVER?

I recently found a chess community on steemit through @schamangerbert's weekly chess tournament.i really want answers to what pose a complexity to chess lovers!.Here is list of greatest chess player in the history of chess that 90% of chess players would agree to.between by the time his career ends Magnus Carlsen will be on the top of this list.
11.Mikhail Botvinnik-Perhaps no one has a chess legacy bigger than Botvinnik, whose scientific approach to chess inspired a new school of chess education.

10.Judit Polgar-Polgar is more than just the best female player ever. At her peak strength, she was one of the best players in the world, period. Her career and achievements have inspired thousands of female chess players, and she retains a massive following even in retirement.

9.Alexander Alekhine-Alekhine's proclivity for complex attacking positions took the chess world like a wrecking ball in his heyday. Many consider Alekhine decades ahead of his time, and his attacking spirit lives on in the best chess of today.

8.Mikhail Tal-Tal was easily the most brilliant and creative attacking player ever. He found elegant combinations out of thin air, in positions many grand masters wouldn't even look for a winning blow.Intresting were his games.

7.Hikaru Nakamura-Even though Carlsen has dominated the modern era of chess, Nakamura has developed a strong following of his own by embracing blitz and bullet chess online, which is where the vast majority of today's chess fans interact with the game. Nakamura is easily the greatest online player in history, and his classical chops are no joke either. He is a strong contender to play for the world championship in the next few years.hikaru is my favourite in the list

6.Viswanathan Anand-Anand has held multiple world championships and has lived near the top of the rating list for decades. His status as the undisputed chess king of India gives him one of the largest fan bases in chess history, as millions of Indian players root for their countryman.

5.Jose Raul Capablanca-Capablanca's intuitive approach to chess seemed other-worldly during his reign as world champion, when he absolutely destroyed his contemporaries seemingly without much effort. Computer analysis has confirmed he is one of the most objectively strong chess players ever, and he is a favorite of many chess fans to this day.
4.Paul Morphy-Morphy was decades if not centuries ahead of his time in terms of chess understanding and intuition. His devotion to development and activity over material has been confirmed by the best modern play. He is also the author of arguably the most famous chess game in history

3.Magnus Carlsen-By the time his career is done, Magnus might be number one on this list. Although it seems like he has been atop the modern chess world forever, Carlsen is just 26+ years old and could conceivably remain world champion for decades to come. Given Carlsen's access to modern theory and computers, along with his gargantuan natural talent, I think it's safe to say he is the strongest chess player in human history.

2.Garry Kasparov-Kasparov remains one of the most influential and famous chess players even today, a full 10 years after his retirement from professional chess. His reign as world champion is easily the most impressive of anyone on or off this list. He played better chess longer than anyone in history. Kasparov's deep understanding of piece quality and time in chess continues to influence the top human players and computers today.He returned sometimes last year to active chess.

1.Bobby Fischer-Everyone else on this list is a famous chess player. Fischer was famous on a level beyond chess, a level not approached by any other chess player. Fischer's battle against the Soviet chess machine, culminating in the 1972 world championship, remains the iconic chess event in the history of the game. Bobby Fischer captivated his entire nation, legitimizing our favorite game in mainstream culture and launching the careers of countless American players. His obsessive and idiosyncratic personality, frequent disappearances, and mercurial behavior made him the most controversial and probably the most discussed chess player ever.
Oh, and let's not forget about how strong he was. Numerous computer analyses have determined that Fischer played among the best chess of all time, and he was also the winner of our fictional All-!He was regarded as a mental chess player!
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