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31/01/2004 – Agrupando por naciones a los jugadores que aparecen en la clasificación Elo, el país más representado es Alemania, con 6520 jugadores. Lo sigue Rusia, con 6094. En tercer lugar se sitúa España (2859). Cuarta es Francia (2528) y quinta Serbia y Montenegro (2017). La sexta plaza es para Polonia (2002). Las estadísticas las elaboró Boris Schipkov de Chess Siberia, tomando como referencia la lista Elo de noviembre de 2003.

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