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You could make that argument. Just be aware that you'd have to ban ~20 percent of all grandmasters in chess. Online cheating, even at the top level, is appare
by stale2002 4y ago
You could make that argument.
Just be aware that you'd have to ban ~20 percent of all grandmasters in chess.
Online cheating, even at the top level, is apparently rampant.
- tommiegannert 4y agoFirst time I heard it is more widespread. In that case, I don't understand why Niemann is being targeted so hard by chess.com (no opinion about Carlsen.) Biased source in this case, but https://www.chess.com/article/view/online-chess-cheating https://www.chess.com/article/view/online-chess-cheating says 10%, which is certainly more than I would have thought: > Of the cheaters we have detected to date, 51 (10.2%) are grandmasters. 98 (19.6%) are international masters, and 160 (31.9%) are FIDE masters. More than 90% of these players are male.
- threatofrain 4y agoFrom the outside perspective, Hans used Chess.com’s brand by essentially saying that Chess.com vouches for his credibility. Then Chess.com asked Hans to recant and came out with their fat report after he refused.