dewa kipas

let's make a new Dewa Kipas

Let's make more unrepentant cheaters?

No thanks.

no matter what, the previous incident lifted the arena world with the addition of new enthusiasts ;)

Yes, that was good

yaay

He made 7k off that. I'll cheat and be exposed worldwide for that cash. Someone set it up while I rev my rating.

What engine should I claim I've been playing?

In any county there are cheaters and there are people who will post nasty things online... I don't think it's fair to look at the worst people can say that's the average.

Most people don't play chess of course, and I heard that their media presented the story in a way that made it seem very unfair to Dewa Kipas... which means of course they will believe chess.com is a fraud or some other silly thing that chess players know is not true... that was the whole reason for the live match to get some proof about how well he could play.

Yes it's very annoying that a cheater makes money from lies and cheating, but again, I'm sure he doesn't represent the country.

Sure sure, that makes sense.

It's just that, I think normal, healthy, well adjusted adults don't post a lot online. They're more concerned with their job, family, hobbies, etc. So whether they posted good things or bad things, the group we're starting with is already the bottom __%

That's how I see it anyway.

now chess.com needs to make AI that imitate dewa kipas in every country until le cheiss taketh over le world!!!

tbf there were a lot of grown men making death threats too

I bet there were.

Just not any that were "normal, healthy, and well adjusted"

^idk, you look at some of those guys insta pages and you see college students, guys dressed in business casual, engineers etc. was really interesting looking through the comments section too

Not good to judge an entire country just based on how a few bad ones behave .

nah i think we're good

Having a nice job or good education doesn't make you a good person

In the end the so- called match only further verified previous accusations of cheating confirming CC’s action in banning the account. On display were his chess skills - nowhere’s close to his online performance. Hence - it can only be assumed he knew in advance a 2nd match with an IM would end poorly. The entire scenario was set-up for $profit with zero regards towards sportsmanship. He sacrificed any and all respect but obviously cared less. He had his 15 minutes of fame and a few shekels in his pocket. That the match was watched in the 1st place is a crying shame. 

The thousands out of 270 million? That's like a thousandth of a percent. As @llama47 pointed out, this isn't a representative sample, and the media skewed the story to inflame people for clicks and views.

There's no honest logical way you can judge a population based on a tiny, unrepresentative sample.