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Mikhail Kobalia prize money

$10,000 in Chess World Cup prize money from one World Cup. It was the Chess World Cup 2013, where Mikhail Kobalia went out in round 2.

FIDE pays every player at a World Cup a fixed sum for the round they go out in. Each figure on this page is that sum, for the round Mikhail Kobalia reached.

PRIZE MONEY $10k
BEST PAYDAY $10k
WORLD CUPS 1
ON THE MONEY LIST 318 of 743

Mikhail Kobalia at each World Cup

Every edition since 2013 in Mikhail Kobalia's draw, in order

1 of 7 played

season running total

Mikhail Kobalia was not in the draw for 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2025.

Every World Cup Mikhail Kobalia was paid at

Newest first, with the round reached

World Cup Host Went out Prize
Chess World Cup 2013 Tromsø Round 2 $10,000

Where Mikhail Kobalia sits on the money list

Ranked 318 of 743 players paid at a World Cup since 2013

# Player Federation World Cups Prize money
308 Ivan Schitco Moldova 1 $10,000
309 Jules Moussard France 1 $10,000
310 Karina Cyfka Poland 2 $10,000
311 Kiril Georgiev North Macedonia 1 $10,000
312 Kirill Shevchenko Romania 1 $10,000
313 Krishnan Sasikiran India 1 $10,000
314 Lisandra Teresa Ordaz Valdés Cuba 2 $10,000
315 Luka Lenič Slovenia 1 $10,000
316 Luke McShane England 1 $10,000
317 Michał Krasenkow Poland 1 $10,000
319 Monika Soćko Poland 2 $10,000
320 Oliwia Kiołbasa Poland 2 $10,000
321 Padmini Rout India 2 $10,000
322 Rubén Felgaer Argentina 1 $10,000
323 Törmönkhiin Mönkhzul Mongolia 2 $10,000
324 Victor Bologan Moldova 1 $10,000
325 Viktor Láznička Czechia 1 $10,000
326 Viswanathan Anand India 1 $10,000
327 Wen Yang China 1 $10,000
328 Yuri Vovk Ukraine 1 $10,000

Russia's players

Everyone paid at a World Cup while playing for Russia, by what they won for it

$2,229,500 between them

# Player Prize money
01 Sergey Karjakin $251,000
02 Peter Svidler $200,000
03 Vladimir Kramnik $152,000
04 Dmitry Andreikin $147,000
05 Alexander Grischuk $117,000
06 Vladimir Fedoseev $105,000
07 Evgeny Tomashevsky $102,000
08 Nikita Vitiugov $87,000
09 Daniil Dubov $67,000
10 Ian Nepomniachtchi $63,000
11 Maxim Matlakov $58,000
12 Vladislav Artemiev $58,000
13 Dmitry Jakovenko $57,000
14 Alexandra Kosteniuk $50,000
15 Evgeniy Najer $47,000
16 Ernesto Inarkiev $36,000
17 Aleksandra Goryachkina $35,000
18 Andrey Esipenko $35,000
19 Kirill Alekseenko $31,000
20 Alexander Motylev $26,000
21 Alexey Dreev $26,000
22 Igor Lysyj $26,000
23 Vladimir Malakhov $26,000
24 Alexander Morozevich $25,000
25 Sanan Sjugirov $22,000
26 Anton Demchenko $20,000
27 Alexandr Predke $16,000
28 Boris Grachev $16,000
29 Daniil Yuffa $16,000
30 Grigoriy Oparin $16,000
31 Pavel Ponkratov $16,000
32 Kateryna Lagno $14,000
33 Valentina Gunina $14,000
34 Aleksey Goganov $12,000
35 Alexey Sarana $12,000
36 Denis Khismatullin $12,000
37 Evgeny Alekseev $12,000
38 Ilia Iljiushenok $12,000
39 Ivan Popov $12,000
40 Aleksandr Rakhmanov $10,000

The top 40 of 67. The rest are on the Russia page.

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Mikhail Kobalia won at the Chess World Cup?

$10,000 at the Chess World Cup 2013. That is 318th of the 743 players paid at a World Cup since 2013.

What was Mikhail Kobalia's best World Cup?

The Chess World Cup 2013 in Tromsø, where Mikhail Kobalia went out in round 2 and was paid $10,000.

How much did Mikhail Kobalia win at the Chess World Cup 2013?

$10,000. Mikhail Kobalia went out in round 2 in Tromsø.

How does Mikhail Kobalia compare with the rest of Russia?

Mikhail Kobalia won 0.4% of the $2,229,500 paid to Russia's players at World Cups since 2013, 43rd of the 67.

Where to next

The World Cups Mikhail Kobalia played, and the players around them

World Cups Mikhail Kobalia played

Around this rank

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