The ball could be very clearly in Han’s court docket, says GM Nakamura after Carlsen’s assertion

My assertion about the previous couple of weeks. pic.twitter.com/KY34DbcjLo

— Magnus Carlsen (@MagnusCarlsen) September 26, 2022

“I believe Neiman has cheated more – and lately – than has been publicly acknowledged,” Carlson mentioned in an announcement on Twitter.

“His over-board progress has been unusual, and throughout our game in the Sinckfield Cup I had the impression that he was not stressed or even fully focused on the game in critical positions, while We’re knocking me out as black in a way. A handful of players can. This game contributed to changing my perspective,” Carlson tweeted.

Carlsen’s silence sparked hypothesis that the world champion had backed down as a result of he thought Neiman was dishonest.

Regarding on-line chess, Neiman has admitted to dishonest on Chess.com twice, when he was 12 and when he was 16, and he regrets it. In an announcement posted on September 9, IM Danny Rensch wrote on behalf of Chess.com: “We have shared detailed evidence with them regarding our decision, including information that suggests their fraud on Chess.com.” refutes his statements in regards to the quantity and seriousness of the

Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura mentioned, ‘It is now very clear what the truth is within the state of affairs.

“Magnus feels that Hans cheated in the game he played in the Sinckfield Cup, despite what the organizers said … it’s a mic drop moment … I would also say that in this letter it is extremely clear that Magnus Said that basically Magnus has something, who knows what he has… The ball is now clearly in Hans’s court. What Hans will do here is the big question. If Hans doesn’t say anything . .. if Hans is really innocent then Hans should basically come out and say what you have,” Nakamura mentioned on his YouTube channel. “That’s a very strong statement from Magnus.”

Nakamura, who can also be a well-liked chess streamer, mentioned on the time Carlsen withdrew from the Sinckfeld Cup that the one cause the world champion did so was as a result of he thought Neiman was dishonest.

“Magnus won’t ever do that in 1,000,000 years. He merely does not. He will not do it until he actually firmly believes Hans is dishonest with loads of conviction. I assume That he thinks Hans is simply dishonest, straight out,” Nakamura had mentioned.

RB Ramesh, coach of Indian grandmaster and rising star R Pragyanand, mentioned he has nice respect for Carlson for taking a principled stand.

1. Immense respect for the world champion for taking a principled stand on an necessary concern, forcing the world to concentrate to it at an amazing private price. Ideally, the chess world and FIDE ought to have labored out a great sensible answer to the dishonest downside years in the past.

— ramesh rb (@rameshchase) September 27, 2022

“Great respect to the world champions for taking a principled stand on an necessary concern, forcing the world to concentrate to it at an amazing private price. Ideally the chess world and FIDE ought to have labored out a great sensible answer to the dishonest downside years in the past. Hopefully, an intensive investigation shall be accomplished by FIDE and steps shall be taken to keep away from related state of affairs in future. A powerful sufficient participant does not want outdoors assist all through the sport, hints at just a few (even 1) essential moments are sufficient to tilt the sport in his favour,” tweeted Ramesh.

Ramesh urged some measures to curb dishonest, akin to jamming of indicators in sports activities halls, delay in dwell relay, spectators shouldn’t carry devices within the venue.

“Of course, it is very easy to cast doubts on the integrity of a player by making baseless allegations. This has happened in the past. False allegations were leveled against innocent players. So the accuser must be very responsible before making allegations,” tweeted Ramesh.