- Big changes on the LIVE rating list

With the success at the World Cup and Reggio Emilia, Mamedyarov is now #6, Nakamura is back in the top 20, and Kamsky is back above 2700.

Rank	Name	Rating	Change	# games	# events	Born
01	Carlsen	2810,0	0	0	0	1990
02	Topalov	2805,0	0	0	0	1975
03	Anand	2790,0	0	0	0	1969
04	Kramnik	2788,0	0	0	0	1975
05	Aronian	2782,3	+1,3	9	1	1982
06	Mamedyarov	2759,5	+18,5	9	1	1985
07	Grischuk	2756,0	+20	16	2	1983
08	Wang Yue	2751,1	+2,1	1	1	1987
09	Gelfand	2750,4	-10,6	7	1	1968
10	Ivanchuk	2749,0	0	0	0	1969
11	Svidler	2745,3	+1,3	12	2	1976
12	Gashimov	2740,2	-18,8	7	1	1986
12	Radjabov	2740,2	+7,2	7	1	1987
14	Leko	2739,0	0	0	0	1979
15	Ponomariov	2737,0	0	0	0	1983
16	Eljanov	2735,4	-0,6	6	2	1983
17	Vachier-Lagrave	2730,5	+0,5	4	1	1990
18	Jakovenko	2725,1	-4,9	14	2	1983
19	Nakamura	2722,6	+14,6	8	1	1987
19	Navara	2722,6	+14,6	4	1	1985
21	Malakhov	2720,1	+4,1	11	2	1980
22	Karjakin	2720,0	0	0	0	1990
23	Shirov	2719,6	-3,4	4	1	1972
24	Almasi	2719,5	+9,5	9	1	1976
25	Bacrot	2718,4	+5,4	5	1	1983
26	Wang Hao	2717,7	+2,7	3	1	1989
27	Morozevich	2714,6	-17,4	6	1	1977
28	Dominguez	2712,0	0	0	0	1983
29	Vitiugov	2711,5	+19,5	21	4	1987
30	Vallejo	2704,8	-0,2	5	1	1982
31	Movsesian	2704,3	-3,7	7	2	1978
32	Kamsky	2703,7	+10,7	9	1	1974
33	Kasimdzhanov	2702,0	0	0	0	1979
34	Tomashevsky	2701,0	-4	14	2	1987

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Big changes on the LIVE rating list