I wonder if FIDE should interfere here. Aren't baseless accusations of cheating sanctionable?
was not FIDE sanctioned so they can must not do anything. The organizer should react at some point. This has been ridiculous for some time already.
Sounds like nothing and just nonense? What is on with this sir LOL :D
@petri999 said in #3:
> was not FIDE sanctioned so they can must not do anything. The organizer should react at some point. This has been ridiculous for some time already.
Krammnik just cant cope with the young generation getting ahead of him or maybe he is doing all this for publicity. Anyways I dont think that he realizes how much he has ruined his own image and fame in the chess world. I agree that Fide should saction him. I feel sorry for that IM
> was not FIDE sanctioned so they can must not do anything. The organizer should react at some point. This has been ridiculous for some time already.
Krammnik just cant cope with the young generation getting ahead of him or maybe he is doing all this for publicity. Anyways I dont think that he realizes how much he has ruined his own image and fame in the chess world. I agree that Fide should saction him. I feel sorry for that IM
I don't know how much Max Verstappen knows about car mechanics, but he doesn't need that knowledge and skill-set to be World Champion F1 racer.
Some people are brilliant at mental computation and can calculate 71st roots of 2500-digit numbers in their heads, but they tend not to be the same people who research at the forefront of Algebraic Geometry.
And those who have been World Champion in chess are not the same people who work to detect engine cheating and safeguard the sport from this threat. An ex-world champion who has demonstrated ignorance of basic statistical methods in some of what he has said is certainly not qualified to identify cheating in online play.
Some people are brilliant at mental computation and can calculate 71st roots of 2500-digit numbers in their heads, but they tend not to be the same people who research at the forefront of Algebraic Geometry.
And those who have been World Champion in chess are not the same people who work to detect engine cheating and safeguard the sport from this threat. An ex-world champion who has demonstrated ignorance of basic statistical methods in some of what he has said is certainly not qualified to identify cheating in online play.
That ́s a very good reply by Ruben Domingo Nunez. Where did Kramnik publish his accusations?
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