Right...

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He isn’t right accusing Hikaru of cheating. That was ridiculous

How would you possibly know when you don't even play in the same championships? Go back to your ELO

No proof at all, so shut up

@@20teverify I play chess online since 2003 and I know what I'm talking about kid.

@@jaccocornelisschutter8895 The person who shuts up me has yet to be born dear nobody from youtube.

​@@jaccocornelisschutter8895 Where are the random cm, fm, im ... ones in live tournaments or in the blitz world championship so u shut up hans nieman fan

- He comments on some games, it depends on the opponent and the mood. - Also he answers chats questions between the games or at the start or finish. - We get to see his live reactions to the game. - we get to watch him analyze the games afterwards. - we get to see funny moments when he plays someone he suspects of cheating. List is endless bruh.

@@ChessKingsTV777 Thanks, my man! You're right :)

Impossible! in his own mind, at least.

@@zelandakhniteblade5436 Yes, without engine it is impossible for average GMs to beat Vlad

@@kevinwellwrought2024 What is "average"? I'm sure your personal selection from Hartmut Hehn, Irina Krush, Alexandra Kosteniuk, Hou Yifan, Elizbar Ubilava, Boris Savchenko, Jahongir Vakhidov, Konstantin Aseev, Bogdan-Daniel Deac, Tony Miles, Javokhir Sindarov, Raunak Sadhwani, Jaan Ehlvest, Jacek Tomczak, Jeroen Piket, Valery Salov, Georg Meier, Haik Martirosyan, Boris Savchenko, Nodirbek Yakubboev, Andrei Volokitin, Arkadij Naiditsch, Alexey Dreev, Loek Van Wely, David Navara, Zoltan Almasi, Gabriel Sargissian, Ivan Sokolov, Emil Sutovsky, Evgeny Bareev, Alexander Beliavsky, Artur Yusupov, Francisco Vallejo Pons, Joel Lautier, Vladimir Akopian, Laurent Fressinet, Sergei Rublevsky, Vladislav Artemiev, Rustam Kasimdzhanov, Ilia Smirin, Luke McShane, Jonathan Speelman, Evgeny Alekseev, Etienne Bacrot, Sergei Movsesian, Dmitry Andreikin, Pavel Eljanov, Ruslan Ponomariov, Vugar Gashimov, Evgeny Tomashevsky, Yu Yangyi, Vladimir Fedoseev, Leinier Dominguez Perez, Sam Shankland, Boris Gelfand, Vincent Keymer, Santosh Gujrathi Vidit, Baadur Jobava, Dommaraju Gukesh, Alexander Morozevich, Nigel Short, et al will be surprised to learn they were cheating in OTB play. Quite the scandal! LOL. The simple truth is that while difficult to beat in classical, Kramnik lost a decent proportion of his games in faster controls even at his peak. And he is not playing anywhere close to that level any more. So keep drinking the Kool Aid, man! It's great to keep faith in your childhood heroes, no matter how crazy they get later in life.

are you crazy? Naka won 45 games against opponents with average rating 2950 and it isn't very suspicious, right?)) Games in a row within one of his twitch streams. Even Magnus doesn't have such results

​@@user-li9sz2ml8s I'm fine, thank you for worrying about my mental health. So, what I understand from your answer is "No, Kramnik has never produced actual statistical evidence of anyone cheating". Thanks for the confirmation. If it's so obvious, why doesn't he show the numbers? When you're making a claim, you have to support it with facts. Here are some simple facts: first of all, he didn't win 45 games in a row. He won 16 games in a row, then drew one, then won again 26 games in a row. If you're going to cherry pick the games, you have to be exact. Given his rating and his opponents avg rating, the win probability on 1 game is 87.2%, and draw 12.4%, and loss 0.4%. The probability of winning 26 times in a raw is 0.872^26 = 2.84%. I wouldn't call that unlikely at all. What would actually be very weird would be NOT having such long winning streaks from time to time. THAT would be suspicious, not the other way around. And of course, I didn't even mention here other factors that are difficult to quantify with numbers, but that surely play a role and make those winning streaks even more likely, like: (1) the stress for an FM/IM to play against Hikaru, making them play below their normal rating, (2) the stress caused by the continued streak of loss, making them play worse, etc.

It's Titled Tuesday! They're competing for Prizes!

Ego boost when they look at their rating

They are not cheating. Cheating means your career is over , but they want to continue to play and earn living including middle level OTB FIDE tournaments where real money is for IM and lower rated GM. But it is easy to accuse opponent in online games when you lost. 99% winner accuracy does not mean cheating if player who lost made lot of mistakes. It is not so hard to play best moves if opponent makes lot of mistakes. And in his lost games Kramnik made lot of mistakes

​@@ChessKingsTV777i cheat even when it's not a money tournament ... It's just a habit now and i don't have any moral dilemma in it ... I also cheat in guest mode 😅

​@@ChessKingsTV777I read Pizza 🍕

Well so many players were actually cheating and just cuz they were titled players no one suspected them if you see from kramnik's point of view is is somewhat right

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Same goes with magnus he got railed by Hans and started crying

No Time on his clock to figure out Bd4. He could have lose that game. And he already has respect for what he achieved

No better way to announce that you're a useless chess player @Spey...