Hans Niemann was accused of cheating after he beat Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen last September.

  • Kata1yst@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    This is “a whole lot of evidence”. If he had, for example, a 10% chance to show up suspicious in any one of those charts that’s one thing. But to be highlighted as the most suspicious in each is extraordinary evidence. How do you explain a greater than 10% drop in skill when a 15 minute TV delay was put in place? Or his ability to make incredibly complex, perfect moves in seconds? Or his continual, nearly unstoppable strength rating growth, you know, except for the two natural plateaus in rating where most players never continue to grow firmly in the middle of his growth curve?

    If that report doesn’t convince you, I doubt anything will.