2000 in chess

List of years in chess

(table)

... 1990
1991
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1996 ...

... 2004
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2009
2010 ...

Events in chess during the year 2000:

Top players

FIDE top 10 players by Elo rating - July 2000;^[1]

Deaths

Daniel Yanofsky, Canada's first chess Grandmaster - March 5
Aivars Gipslis, Latvian Grandmaster and chess writer - April 13
Arthur Dake, American chess master - April 28
Vladimir Bagirov, Grandmaster, chess author, and chess trainer - died of a heart attack while playing chess in Finland - July 21
George Koltanowski, record holder for most games won blindfolded simultaneously - September 17
Karl Robatsch, Australian chess player and botanist - September 19

References

↑ Top 100 FIDE players 2000

Chess

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