Carlsen resigns on move 2
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Hi Tim,
There is no accusation in that Carlsen tweet.
A polite note to the organisers and a meme featuring a personality from a completely
different sport who was in fact complaining about the match officials not any player.
Of course everyone knows what he meant (or do we?) but legally there is no foul in that tweet.
If he takes this to OTB games then FIDE can step in but what can they do.
He has already given them back their world title.
There is no accusation in that Carlsen tweet.
A polite note to the organisers and a meme featuring a personality from a completely
different sport who was in fact complaining about the match officials not any player.
Of course everyone knows what he meant (or do we?) but legally there is no foul in that tweet.
If he takes this to OTB games then FIDE can step in but what can they do.
He has already given them back their world title.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
I wonder, did Magnus Carlsen inform or consult the arbiters (or organisers, even) in advance of his action?David Sedgwick wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 6:39 pmI don't want to speculate about what should or will happen next, but:
1. I can't deny having a feeling of relief that it's not my problem.
2. I don't know who the tournament arbiters are, but they have my sympathy and my support.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Carlsen needs a lawyer. He had better hire Mr Guthrie...
But Mr Guthrie should listen back to Professor Regan's interview before judging Niemann whose name he cannot even be bothered to spell correctly.
But Mr Guthrie should listen back to Professor Regan's interview before judging Niemann whose name he cannot even be bothered to spell correctly.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Are you able to provide a summary
"Do you play chess?"
"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
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"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
lostontime.blogspot.com
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Do you have a link for Giri's interview/post please?
Very disappointed to hear Aronian uncritically supporting Magnus in his interview.
Very disappointed to hear Aronian uncritically supporting Magnus in his interview.
Tim Harding
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
How people here have resigned an online game v someone they thought
was cheating or thought they cheated in a previous game. I know I have.
Carlsen has resigned an online game against a known online cheat.
was cheating or thought they cheated in a previous game. I know I have.
Carlsen has resigned an online game against a known online cheat.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
04:09:23 onwards: https://www.twitch.tv/chess24
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
What's your point, GeoffGeoff Chandler wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 9:26 pmHow people here have resigned an online game v someone they thought was cheating or thought they cheated in a previous game. I know I have. Carlsen has resigned an online game against a known online cheat.
"Do you play chess?"
"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
lostontime.blogspot.com
"Yes, but I prefer a game with a better chance of cheating."
lostontime.blogspot.com
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Hi Justin,
IMO Magnus can get away with this. People who thought his actions at St.Louis were silly will swing to his
side on this one because an online cheat is something they all (real or imagined) have suffered from.
Hopefully he won't take it OTB or try to get Hans banned from any event Magnus plays in.
Then he should lose all support and could ruin a lads OTB career that would be very wrong.
There is not one shred of evidence Hans cheated in any OTB game.
Fair enough never play him again online. But let that be as far as it goes.
IMO Magnus can get away with this. People who thought his actions at St.Louis were silly will swing to his
side on this one because an online cheat is something they all (real or imagined) have suffered from.
Hopefully he won't take it OTB or try to get Hans banned from any event Magnus plays in.
Then he should lose all support and could ruin a lads OTB career that would be very wrong.
There is not one shred of evidence Hans cheated in any OTB game.
Fair enough never play him again online. But let that be as far as it goes.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
Would you also seriously consider that he has the power to destroy your career?IM Jack Rudd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 7:44 pmIf I were the arbiter, I'd seriously consider some sanctions based on rule 11.1.
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His is if he says he is.
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He doesn't. Most of my arbiting is done in events that would not hold such a ruling against me.NickFaulks wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:23 pmWould you also seriously consider that he has the power to destroy your career?IM Jack Rudd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 7:44 pmIf I were the arbiter, I'd seriously consider some sanctions based on rule 11.1.
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I hope you're right, and in any case we all know you to be a highly principled person. I still wouldn't underestimate his reach, and we know him to be vindictive.IM Jack Rudd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 10:35 pmHe doesn't. Most of my arbiting is done in events that would not hold such a ruling against me.
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Re: Carlsen resigns on move 2
I assume 3 reasons:Matt Mackenzie wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 6:39 pmWhy doesn't Carlsen just say he thinks Niemann is a cheat and be done with it, would arguably be less bad than this sort of carry on.
1/ it would be an act of courage, not cowardice of hiding behind unsaid things;
2/ he has not a shred of proof;
3/ by virtue of 2/as a US citizen, I assume Niemann would be able to cause him catastrophic financial harm in a US court.