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You are right, Paulina, there exist also rule 10.2, but it is obviously not touching lichess.org games, where there are no arbiters... Btw. the rule, even in case of arbiters presence in the tournamen…

Btw. it's not just a lichess rule. It's an official chess rule by FIDE... (see https://www.fide.com/FIDE/handbook/LawsOfChess.pdf , point 9.6). However, IMHO the behaviour of Black is in some way disg…

@TromsoSeal, I certainly regard your right to ask questions, and I see nothing bad in that you do this. But having the same right, just for curiosity reasons, I would like to ask you: is there a concr…

I hereby confirm. @sindeell said in #61: > sindeell vs @pgierech 6-1

Congrats, GM Rasmus Svane and GM Nihal Sarin - for good and successful play, and for the ability to not to hide their facse! As congrats are IMHO something personal, it's difficult to direct them to w…

@mvha (#162 & to some degree #161) First of all thank you for an interesting dedicated answer. I appreciate it, even if I don't share at least some of your arguments. I answer now without reading the …

It is quite interesting to look through the (actually few and IMHO weak) arguments mentioned in this thread that try to explain this irrational call for anonimity in official tournament games (as for …

@mvha (#128) "Anonimity is also preferred in real life chess. Please look at en.chessbase.com/post/secret-championship-in-ukraine " Sir. you are quoting a single case, from 2015, and commented in the …

If keeping your preparation secret is so important, I wonder why anonimity is so popular only in online chess. Maybe some of you would like to practice it also in real life chess. Imagine, you partici…

"But what happens to players who don't cheat but are accused of cheating?" Your case b (IMHO too sophisticated to be real, unless you wrote all this post just to do that in future :D) is actually not …