So sad that Kramnik has normalized the "He beat me, he must be cheating" line of thought.
And he continues to continue.
And he continues to continue.
This is getting so sad... I wish the "Very often, just one move is enough indicator." from this video (time 8:04) could somehow open eyes of those who keep defending his recent "statistical analysis" that was so sophisticated that it has to be kept secret.
His world champion ego makes him incredibly biased. He even watched this video and still thinks that Peshkach was cheating.
It's so sad that he thinks that practically every good player is cheating.
For the record, a war proponent against a victim.
@KedaR_AthreyA said in #5:
> It's so sad that he thinks that practically every good player is cheating.
Yeah, what’s next? Makes one wonder if he’s going to lose his mind over an opponents watch or something pathetic like that!
> It's so sad that he thinks that practically every good player is cheating.
Yeah, what’s next? Makes one wonder if he’s going to lose his mind over an opponents watch or something pathetic like that!
Unlike some other Chess.com fanatics, I don't think Kramnik is dumb enough to actually believe, "Very often, just one move is enough indicator."
...and yet he not only said exactly that but also reported his opponent for cheating just because he refused to believe that his opponent would be able to find d4 on his own.
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