Kristoffer

302 posts

Kristoffer

Kristoffer

@battlefieldlap

Katılım Ocak 2010
201 Takip Edilen11 Takipçiler
Thorin
Thorin@Thorin·
Bdd is just too good. One of the best two month spells you'll see. Regardless of team-mates.
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Dan Bilzerian
Dan Bilzerian@DanBilzerian·
Remember Israel’s E-Team did 9/11
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Gurgen Hakopian
Gurgen Hakopian@ghakopian1·
@chess_insights “The players threatened to match fix, so we gave them what they wanted.” What an organisation. What a “sport”.
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Greta
Greta@SheisGreta·
@chess_insights Dvorkovich played Magnus like a child. He let go. He let him play and let him talk, and when Magnus made a mistake, Dvorkovich threw him under the bus. The Fide Federation disgraced itself, but it took Magnus with it.
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Kristoffer
Kristoffer@battlefieldlap·
@CmielThorsten @TarjeiJS A threat needs to actually be said to someone for them to be able to feel threatened. In this case the comment was said to Nepo, and FIDE didnt know about it, therefore they cannot possibly feel threathened.
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Thorsten Cmiel
Thorsten Cmiel@CmielThorsten·
@TarjeiJS How you call it else? A nice comment? How you call FU in nice words? How you call all the other comments in TTT? Arkady made a wrong call but this does not mean players are out of punishment.
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Tarjei J. Svensen
Tarjei J. Svensen@TarjeiJS·
The video wasn't a good look, but huge difference between talking (joking) about a hypothetical situation compared to actually making a pre-arranged draw. This was a sad end to the event, it was bad for the sport, but nowhere near match fixing.
ElliPaehtz@ElliPaehtz

@ChessbaseIndia Why don’t you mention the incident behind the scenes? Do you also agree on Magnus suggestions about quick draws in case Fide refuses? Do you agree on the k.o format which was in Magnus preference while 200 other players were out? Tiredness after two free days from Magnus?

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Anthammer
Anthammer@AntWadebridge·
@GMJacobAagaard @MeerMaurits Well Magnus suggested that and it’s on video. “If they don’t agree we can just play a load of short draws until they give up.”
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GM Jacob Aagaard
GM Jacob Aagaard@GMJacobAagaard·
Carlsen in seriousness made the proposal to Nepomniachtchi that they could make short draws until FIDE would give up and let them share the title. Should the arbiter have forfeited him for attempted match fixing?
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Ved
Ved@Average_Googler·
@GernezDan @GMJacobAagaard Joking manner??? Wow we have a body language expert amongst us guys. In all seriousness, given the way Carlsen has behaved during the whole event, he would have gone ahead with that for sure as protest. I felt he was right on the jeansgate thing, but this, he was totally wrong.
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Crate
Crate@somewheredense·
@MaxEmil_W @HansMokeNiemann Yes, because that is how tournament rules work. If a tournament says two players play until one loses, that is the rule. You cannot just add "unless they both decide to be co-champions" later on. I am not saying the rules FIDE envisioned were good, but cannot just change them.
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Abhishek Sharma
Abhishek Sharma@3dgtiq·
@HansMokeNiemann Ian's a hypocrite, and Magnus is showing no respect for the game. He's lost it—mocking the classical format and fixing blitz games out of fear of losing. Now it's certain he left the match halfway because he was losing.
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