If you choose the Perfect chess player who will you choose: Garry Kasparov, Magnus Carlsen or Bobby

In My Opinion Bobby is the best

i will choose either 1. drunk magnus 2. late magnus

in my opinion, Tal is the best. Because he beat Kasparov in his peak in only 18 moves while Tal was sick (1 month after the match he died). Imagine he beat Kasparov while he: 1. Sick 2. Old (55 years) 3.Only 18 moves 4.The opponent was kasparov in his peak (1992). At that tournament, kasparov only lose once. By Tal.

Oh I see. You talking about Mikhail Tal?. That's a nice player too.

nigel short becuase hes british

Oh, so you are also british I think @DADDYBIGMOANLEGGS lol, btw Nigel Short is also the FIDE Director for Chess Development since September 2022!

Imagine if Morphy actually liked Chess, and you gave him the 170+ years of theory that followed him...
The truth is every generation of Chess Great owes something to the previous generations.

Judit Polgar. She’s a woman with an aggressive play style

Viktor Korchnoi
https://www.chess.com/news/view/viktor-korchnoi-1931-2016-1214

Very strong, for decades, and decades, and decades.

@Tuck_Fheory said in #7:

Imagine if Morphy actually liked Chess, and you gave him the 170+ years of theory that followed him...
Would it be even possible? Would someone with his chess style be able to handle engine telling him "Oh, yes, you crushed your opponent with your attack but only because they didn't know how to defend it properly, it was actually unsound." And, more important, would he be so great against today's generation of players who are much more skilled defenders and who no longer feel declining a gambit or sacrifice is something below their dignity? Would someone like him be able to enjoy today's top level chess with its draw ratio and need for extensive prep?

What I want to say is that while Morphy was a perfect player (or close to it) for the era he lived in. But I doubt his approach would work well today.