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Typically not, though they did introduce one in the St Louis tournament after Carlsen withdrew. I wouldn't be surprised if they became more common going forwar
by gpm 4y ago
Typically not, though they did introduce one in the St Louis tournament after Carlsen withdrew.
I wouldn't be surprised if they became more common going forwards.
- joshspankit 4y agoAgreed. There are many legal reasons that they could not perform a body search for anal cheating devices, butt more importantly: human perseverance has shown that some communication devices will always be able to stay hidden...no matter how invasive the search.
- eru 4y agoYou could fix the communication by putting participants in something like a Faraday cage, or lining the walls with lead etc. However, if someone puts the actual chess computer inside their body, even those measures won't help.