Is chess 95% skill, 5% luck?  99% skill and 1% luck?  or what?  What do you all think? 

It's 10% luck, 20% skill, 15% conce... oh nevermind.

100% skill at least when it comes to the masters.To the rest of us we consider luck taking advantage of an error...but, there is no luck in chess just errors and taking advantage of them.

First we need to agree on the definitions of "skill" and "luck" (and "chess" for that matter) -- I'd argue it's 100% skill, but that's by my definition.

80% skill, 10% psychology, 10% physical fitness.

Does that make it 10% sport?

80%skill .20% Depend on the psychological state during playing even with masters chess.and about the luck !!!!!!!!!!!!you are MADE the luck by yourself

First you get the luck, then you get the skill, then you get the women.

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50% skill - 25% genetic aptitude - 15% gumption & hard work - 10% luck per individual game.

1000000000000000000% talent.

u speak about the life .not about chess

Yeah, I'm pretty sure only the first two apply to chess.

i dont know .why is not anyone say about experience Although. it an important factor

I'd rather be lucky than good!!

omg .if u is good .that is meannnnnnnnnnnnn u is lucky.right

Do not forget also!!!!!!!!!! much of it harmful heheheeee

Anish Giri once said: I can be lucky in chess. That is when a player suddenly gets a black out by an external factor and makes a blunder. But I reckon at top levels that only happens in 0,1% of all the moves they make.

Truly worthy of praise .well done !!!!!!!nice words