April 2019 FIDE Ratings

April ratings came out like clockwork on Sunday night. Our own internal <a href="players.chessbase.com">PlayerBase</a> update — not so much. Apologies for the delay in our monthly tour through the Elo lists. Of special interest on the April list: 28 players from the Top 100 exhibited rating swings of +/- 10 Elo points or more — a rare occurrence. Pictured: Ju Wenjun, David Anton Guijarro, Jan Krejci, winners at the Prague Challengers. | Photo: Macauley Peterson

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