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Chessmetrics Player Profile: David Bronstein
   Born:    1924-Feb
   Best World Rank:    #1 (19 different months between the June 1950 rating list and the December 1951 rating list )
   Highest Rating:    2792 on the June 1951 rating list, #1 in world, age 27y4m
   Best Individual Performance:    2813 in Gothenburg (Interzonal), 1955, scoring 15/20 (75%) vs 2652-rated opposition
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     Career performances of 2800-2899:   
        2813 in Gothenburg (Interzonal), 1955, scoring 15/20 (75%) vs 2652-rated opposition
        2813 in Budapest (Candidates), 1950, scoring 12/18 (67%) vs 2718-rated opposition
        2803 in Bronstein-Korchnoi Training Match (Leningrad), 1970, scoring 5/7 (71%) vs 2769-rated opposition
     Career performances of 2700-2799:   
        2788 in Saltsjobaden (Interzonal), 1948, scoring 13.5/19 (71%) vs 2656-rated opposition
        2782 in Moscow-Prague, 1946, scoring 9.5/10 (95%) vs 2560-rated opposition
        2778 in Zurich (Candidates), 1953, scoring 16/28 (57%) vs 2722-rated opposition
        2748 in Riga (URS Championship), 1958, scoring 11.5/18 (64%) vs 2664-rated opposition
        2743 in Botvinnik-Bronstein Match (World Championship, Moscow), 1951, scoring 12/24 (50%) vs 2743-rated opposition
        2739 in Amsterdam (Interzonal), 1964, scoring 14/21 (67%) vs 2625-rated opposition
        2733 in Moscow (URS Championship), 1957, scoring 13.5/21 (64%) vs 2635-rated opposition
        2730 in Boleslavsky-Bronstein Match (Candidates final, Moscow), 1950, scoring 7.5/14 (54%) vs 2728-rated opposition
        2729 in Moscow (URS Championship), 1949, scoring 12.5/18 (69%) vs 2604-rated opposition
        2727 in Tallinn, 1971, scoring 9/12 (75%) vs 2597-rated opposition
        2726 in Moscow (URS Championship), 1948, scoring 11/17 (65%) vs 2636-rated opposition
        2724 in Amsterdam (Candidates), 1956, scoring 9.5/18 (53%) vs 2714-rated opposition
        2723 in Baku (URS Championship), 1961, scoring 10.5/17 (62%) vs 2654-rated opposition
        2722 in Belgrade, 1954, scoring 12.5/18 (69%) vs 2596-rated opposition
        2719 in Moscow (Alekhine Memorial), 1956, scoring 9.5/15 (63%) vs 2646-rated opposition
        2717 in Moscow, 1967, scoring 9.5/17 (56%) vs 2687-rated opposition
        2715 in Petropolis (Interzonal), 1973, scoring 10.5/17 (62%) vs 2645-rated opposition
        2715 in Moscow (Zonal), 1964, scoring 6.5/12 (54%) vs 2715-rated opposition
        2709 in Leningrad (URS Championship), 1963, scoring 11.5/19 (61%) vs 2640-rated opposition
        2707 in Kiev (URS Championship), 1964, scoring 11/17 (65%) vs 2615-rated opposition
        2701 in Moscow (Alekhine Memorial), 1959, scoring 7/11 (64%) vs 2644-rated opposition