do you not realize that half of the players you show are cheaters lol.

Open your eyes, there are many more cheaters than great champions like Kramnik, whom you mock

@@kazimirmalevich6712 I wouldn't dare to mock the legendary undisputed former world champion Vladimir Kramnik!

It's truly disappointing when Kramniks cast widespread aspersions of cheating. I firmly believe that the majority of strong players value integrity, especially in non-monetary games, where the hollow victory of cheating compares to the falseness of flaunting a fake Rolex. Cheating is much more common by newbies and below 2000 players who don't care that much about the game It's not as widespread by over 2000 players as some people think.

two years ago noob cheaters just played the first engine moves and got banned. these days cheaters have gained cheater elo, and they know what they can get away with. They can play with an 'open book' wrt the opening because its nearly impossible to discern opening knowledge from cheating. That's why all these 2100-2700 cheaters have cutting edge opening knowledge. I see it around my elo 1600-1900. in the last year i see my openings get refuted often even though the refuting moves are hard to find.

probably cause he’s playing opening moves pretty slow for someone that’s 2600

@@theprincipal7219 He is playing the opening faster than Kramnik . What does that do you r logic?

@@theprincipal7219 I’m curious. Do you guys get a kick out of defending Kramnik? Or maybe he genuinely has fans. But y’all need to chill, we offer constructive criticism and everything we say is facts. Whether or not you’re fan, you should still admit the truth.

@@lliwbrown3089 I’m not even a fan of Kramnik I’m currently 2400 and typically play first 15-20 moves relatively quickly just because of how much theory people typically know, the person he’s facing most likely not cheating and he’s just being paranoid as usual just saying why he might think that

candidate master 2600 is a cheater 100%

Or there are rapidly improving cheaters who are spending their entire days on chess with modern tools and engine setups to help them improve.

@@FKing85shut up nerd

You think Kramnik did not spend all his days playing chess when he was a kid?

@@kkarx did you just gobble up the rest of what I said? The modern tools make a huge difference. Engines and AI have made training a lot more intense and objective (you can hear Nakamura himself talk about the difference between people of that era, like Kasparov, and people of the current era who grew up with computers. The records for the youngest to get to different titles keep tumbling. So it is difficult for people like Kramnik to understand how a 14 year old improving FM is able to play so well. Faster time controls are also another matter. All the kids of this generation grow up on a healthy diet of faster time control chess (yet another difference from his times). So they naturally tend to have better mouse skills and are also quick at spotting tactics. This might be shocking for someone like Kramnik. I hope this clarifies.

@@liszt85 Kramnik was top 3 in the world blitz chess championship in 2019 ahead of Alireza, so assuming that he doesn't understand how young people develop is a bit dumb also take into account that he trained young Uzbekistan players recently. With all this rapid development Vishy is still near top 10 in his 50th. I think what you are writing is just common sense that is not backed with any data, like if computers are better then everything else is better and Kramnik is dumb because he old. But there can be many other parameters, like maybe with all the entertainment around kids prefer to play Dota instead of chess, do other stuff for living. And all of this cannot proof or refute whether a certain young player is a cheatert.

There are plenty of Indian cheaters around in fact when it comes to cheating they’re pretty bad in general.

he had 50 secs remaining. with the pieces left it is a draw unless one of them blunders

He missed rb5. he thought white might go cd5, but then black has rc1 chances for rc1 and h4 hoping for mate

He is up a pawn but if he trades it's on the same side and theres a very high probability of a draw. Vlad understood that so he took a risk sacrificing an exchange to try to win

@@dacheksa thanks

Agreed. Kramnik played way to good for his level in this game

​@dereksparks9831 😂😂😂

He’s saying that he recently studied the position using the engine and remembers what the best line is

Kramnik "studied" recently this position at move 10... Everbody find this is Interessting! But Kramnik cheatet for the champ title "recently" why not in online blitz game?

@@esheppshepardno he hasn’t

@Kbax3614 Yes he did. Do your homework prop

if he wasn't streaming I could believe he belives his allegations maybe, but knowing that "cheating" brings the most drama in chess and he seems to be aspiring influncer, well...

I think calling him an idiot is rather stupid. His was classical world champion

“Idiot”? Cm outplaying someone who beat kaparov with no defeats doesn’t seem normal to me

@@Kbax3614 so like a 18 year old highschooler cannot outplay 60year Charles Barkley now in 2024? The guy is way passed his prime, does not have the necessary mouse skills for online chess and has no idea about bullet. I find it very feasible. In fact, the only one banned for cheating is HIM.