> You can't really cheat in Chess. You certainly can cheat in Chess. Cheating in Chess has been a problem (or a perceived problem) for a long time, both online

> You can't really cheat in Chess. You certainly can cheat in Chess. Cheating in Chess has been a problem (or a perceived problem) for a long time, both online and in person, and the in person cheating long pre-dates computers even being able to play Chess. It's even the same kind of cheating as used in Bridge, namely, another party uses hidden signals to communicate to you. E.g. you have a better player (or a team of players that collectively are better) in the audience that surreptitiously signal moves to you. And in the modern era of course there are endless ways to use computers to cheat at Chess, similar to what cheating in casinos can look like.