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The fact that he cheated more than he previously confessed to puts enough doubt to black list him. Just about every other sport permanently disqualifies cheater

The fact that he cheated more than he previously confessed to puts enough doubt to black list him. Just about every other sport permanently disqualifies cheaters, I have no idea why Hans was allowed in spite of his own admissions plus his lies of omisson.

kelipso 4y ago
It's not a fact. Hans disputes this and chess.com who made the accusation provides no evidence. Even then, taking some rant he made while under the camera shouldn't be taken seriously enough to attack him like this.
- jjnoakes 4y ago
  >> The fact that he cheated more than he previously confessed to > It's not a fact Didn't Hans confess to this too? How is it not a fact?
  - kelipso 4y ago
    No, he says chess.com is lying about the "he cheated more than he previously confessed to" part in his lawsuit.