“I would be really be shocked if I did find one of these guys cheating. When we’re dealing with their tournaments, we’re actually very, very strict, just to make sure that there’s no… I never expect to find any of these cheating. Now, that doesn’t mean we treat it as if they’re never going to cheat, far from it. “They would lose all credibility, all sponsorship. They cannot afford to do that because it would be utterly devastating for them. If they were to be caught cheating, it would be devastating for them, for the careers,” he told CNN Sport. “You have someone like Hikaru Nakamura or Magnus Carlsen or Levon Aronian or Ian Nepomniatchtchi. Now, this culture or heritage actually must change and people should realize that be it online cheating or over the board cheating, it is cheating. That’s something that’s not happening in over the board chess.
“And many players suspected that other players are cheating and then they were naturally more driven to try themselves. “It was like you are playing a computer game, online game, online chess, so it was not taken as seriously. “Now, what has happened in the past was that the culture of cheating online has been seen as much less of a crime compared to if you were trying to cheat over the board,” Sutovsky – who says cheating in online chess is a “massive problem” – told CNN Sport.
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As a result, online chess sites, like, have developed anti-cheating technology to detect when players are using outside computer software during games in an attempt to curb foul play.Įven though the anti-cheating technology has improved, Emil Sutovsky – director general of chess’ governing body FIDE – says chess needs to develop a “social contract” with online players to stop cheating.
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