@victorcampeanu@TouchRelease@anishgiri@VBkramnik Kramnik doesn't publish stats based only on his experience.
Many players suspect Jose because they have negative score against him. It's not just about personal chess rivalry between Kramnik and Jospem. The goal is to verify Jospem as legit top player
@TouchRelease@anishgiri@VBkramnik It's still blitz though. The only difference is you can't flag Vladimir by premoves at 3+2.
And shoutout to Jose for agreeing on this format. Apparently, he understands the concept of the match unlike Anish
@anishgiri@VBkramnik As I understand, the match is set to make it clear whether Jose can play blitz at the same level as he does online or not. Very simple. The result is secondary
@LingTolls@GreenPawns@hansenchess@chesscom That's just facts, man. When Naroditsky gets outplayed by Brandon Jacobson, the latter gets banned immediately. When Hansen asks about the new player, the latter gets banned.
But when a dude who lately lost to 1800 at chesscom plays on the same level with Nepo, nothing happens
@GreenPawns@hansenchess@chesscom It's crazy how fast chesscom support reacts to reports of players from Northern America and how they don't give af to reports from other countries
@omduvoresomjag@ChessProblem Oh sorry. Yeah, I agree with you that just taking sides will not take you anywhere. Nepo and Kramnik could've act in a different way, should chesscom ban blatant cheaters. But there's no action, so players lose their patience and try to go public and to raise concerns