BANNED For Cheating.

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[javierfernandez]

Danny sending their errand boys (Gotham, Naka) to convince everybody that their site and star competition (Titled Tuesday) is clean and under control ... LOL

[yeetyfreety]

I like to imagine that Levi just appears in places, and that there was no logistics behind him getting there. He goes to bed, and then just suddenly wakes up somewhere new.

[coltith]

When you report someone on CS:GO and it says "report 1541514867146874858 submitted", the 1541514867146874857 previous reports were Kramnik flagging everyone who killed him as a cheater.

[digiscream]

The important consideration, which none of the GMs seem to acknowledge, is...how much of the perception of cheating is accounted for by the higher-rated player having a bad day and not wanting to admit it (yes, even GMs)? I mean...I'm 1250 rapid, 1000 blitz and I hammered an 1800 in a blitz tournament earlier in the week. Obviously, he gave me loads of abuse, accused me of cheating and reported me, but...he made a series of blunders that an 800 would've been embarrassed by. Put simply, he was having a crap day, was playing on tilt and took it out on a player 800 points lower-rated.

[drunkenhobo]

He lied to us, this looks even more like a hostage situation than the previous video.

[somerandomdudefes]

The fact that Kramnik didn't even pretend to read the report before being upset with it... everyone needs someone in their life they can trust to tell them when they're losing their mind.

[alphaportal]

Saying kramnik is mildly reckless, is like saying dumbledore spoke calmly to harry during the GoF meme

[eccentricbass]

Kramnik hasn’t only been mildly reckless. He has completely destroyed his reputation and credibility.

[matthewdishman]

14:32 17% refers to score, not winning percentage so its not 'win 1/6 games' as there will be some draws too

[mtn]

Levy never fails to have a beef with his barber

[agrimreaper]

4:11 wait, Kramnik hasn’t even READ the jfc

[_JeffJeff_]

0:40
"Vladimir Kramnik has been mildly reckless"
MILDY?!?!????

[Dabi]

Levy is so lucky that the kidnappers let him record so they can collect the money

[AkhilVerghese]

The biggest problem with this report is that underdog victories over the board are often the result of players just being underrated. Being underrated isn’t common online, for obvious reasons.

[bitcoingrinding]

This is actually a really great breakdown... kudos for Levy for taking time to go through this for us even during the vacation

[DexterHaven]

A GM can make one bad move; that's all it takes to lose to a 2100 player.

[railspony]

When I was 1180 I beat a 1750 in classical... People often "play down" when there is a big difference. They look at a position and think, "Well, he's not strong enough to punish me so I can just do this easy thing and then win and go to lunch" and instead they lose because I'm trying my very best.

[Anonymous-izyc]

"This video very interesting" *Block and Report* - Kramnik 2024

[ninjanoodle]

There is one other possibility to explain the data: that cheating is so rampant among both the higher and lower rated players in any given online game that the cheating cancels each other out. It is a little like the steroid era in baseball where a lot of pitchers and hitters were both taking performance enhancing drugs.
I think that the more definitive approach may be to evaluate how much players performed above/below their rating in OTB vs Online games. If players are consistently playing at a level well above their expected level given their current rating in online games, then that would be an interesting indicator of whether cheating is as prevalent as some would say.

[DiamondWolfX]

Interesting story from Minecraft speedrunning: Player Dream was accused and convicted of cheating; it later turned out his accuser knew what to look for because he himself was cheating.

Makes me wonder if Kramnik is playing in an ...interesting manner.