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>I think the thing I'd like to have clarified: Why does chess.com care about the results of an OTB game? They run money tournaments and hope to have top GMs jo
by cool_dude85 4y ago
>I think the thing I'd like to have clarified: Why does chess.com care about the results of an OTB game?
They run money tournaments and hope to have top GMs join and advertise their service by playing, streaming, and commentating the tournaments. You really don't see why they would prefer not to have an OTB cheat invited to these events?
Not to say that Hans has been proven to be a cheat, but it does explain why they have to care about cheating in any event, anywhere.
- BeefWellington 4y ago> You really don't see why they would prefer not to have an OTB cheat invited to these events? No, I definitely see why they would rescind his invitation. I mention so in my post you're quoting from. My question is specifically about the "analysis" they performed of the over-the-board game that started all of this off.