Former World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik continues to publish his thoughts about cheating on chess.com platform. Kramnik publicly published numerous texts showing players’ accuracies which he found weird and suspicious for cheating.
After yesterday’s Titled Tuesday event, Kramnik again published screenshots showing accuracies, and chess.com decided to temporarily suspend him from prize events. The suspension will be in power from September 25th, 2024 and ends on October 25th, 2024.
Dearest friends,
I have a documented prove Hikaru Nakamura very recently accused another player of cheating in a chat during Titled Tuesday event, I can send the screenshot this GM forwarded to me. On top of many other public accusations and insults he made towards others ๐ pic.twitter.com/PGgpr1voWO
