5 Speedcubers Who Got CAUGHT Cheating!

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Cubing competitions, unofficial world records, and bad judges in the WCA can be exploited and used to cheat your way through the ranks. In this video, I will go over the top 5 cubers who got caught cheating.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Number 5
0:40 Number 4
1:18 Number 3
2:00 Number 2
2:25 Number 1

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*Watch in 1080p* Anyways, thanks for watching this video! Leave a like if you enjoyed, and comment what you thought of these cheaters. Have a great day!

futurecuber

The fact that he still got 1.09 seconds is just… embarrassing 😳

cardzmotion

Non-cuber Timmy accused me of watching his scramble once, I deserve to be on this list

parabolaaaaa

1:52 there is nothing wrong in the video this man is a legend

xIMrGaming

the guy that spammed T-perms - honestly, the only thing that's "absolutely astonishing" is how he was able to do that in front of a lot of people and not laugh even once, because if I set myself up with a situation in which I'd only have to repeat, Ua for instance, I'd just burst out laughing.

forbleu

The guy in number 3 isnt cheating, he just has a good cubing mat

enchantedorange

Fun fact, according to the WCA regulations (article 4b3) a legal scramble requires at least 2 moves to solve. So if the last solve's scramble was just 1 extra move (and if it actually happened at a WCA competition) it would've been the new WR, probably forever

jan_Sanku

any speedcuber knows that twisting corners in a solve literally slows you down soo much. And technically if you have a corner twist in a solve you are allowed to twist it mid-solve, or at the end which is probably why the judge didn't care that he was doing it.

josiahsims

The fact that he’s spamming t perms isn’t exactly cheating. After all, the old pochmann method for 3bld is just repeating t-perms with setup moves in between (for edges). So he likely just did his 3bld memo before the show, to minimize his chances of messing up. However, it’s still very dishonest seeing as this is a TALENT show and there are definitely other people who could have done it legitimately, thus showing more talent.

TheSpicyBlueFlamingo

For number 3, I thought "Ok, that scramble looks like it can be solved quickly and he planned it." Then he swapped it out

anonymousanonymous

The one with the talent show doesn't bother me, I can see why a cuber would see it as cheap trick, but for the show itself, that person still had talent. The objective on the show is to impress people by doing something they couldn't do, or is hard/cool/unheard of. Which he did.

hugegamer

2:06 nope, i was at the competition and the guy just got a miss scramble and the event was HORRIBLY organized, no one recorded but the delegate said that it was a oficial world record BUT how the event was HORRIBLY organized the event got canceled and the guy ( martin telesforo ) was baned from the wca and the competitions in mexico was baned

sokweydyt

Bro pushed his cube away and took a new one and thought no one would notice 😂
He thinks he’s so slick

ColdX_X

Like others said, corner twisting is legal if the scramble is impossible due to an accidental twist (which can happen as is fine) but NOT like this person did, to make F2L cases easier. You're right about the cheating, not about the reason.

jan_Sanku

Great video. Though, i disagree with some points mentioned in the number two.
The solve wasn't faked, there was just lack of evidence. He didn't get caught cheating as there's no footage of the solve and the judge wasn't paying attention.
Also, the solve didn't get disqualified due to cheating, but due to tournament misorganization. At the end of the tournament, the lighting was through spectators phones. Some cubes were marked with pens and many judges weren't paying attention to the solves.
Finally, the solve didn't get inmediatly disqualified. The person in charge of the tournament sent by WCA validated the solve in that moment, but later the WCA disqualified the solve due to the reasons i mentioned earlier.

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