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I haven't seen any actual evidence that he cheated, but it would be pretty funny if he did.

>>20595
Please consider how loud vibrators can be.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5ARkNxg9vDA

It is believable that, suspecting a mole on his team of leaking his strategies, the guy chose a weird obscure move to see if his opponent would have prepped for it and studied the line ahead of time.

But there is no way in hell a vibrating buttplug could discreetly make enough noise and motion to be felt as it transmits chess moves in morse fucking code. They use metal detectors on these fucking people. It would detect batteries.

>>20597
>Tactical anal beads
The troons are evolving...

The year is 20XXX. Everyone plays Fox at TAS levels of perfection because like Remy pulling people's hairs, buttplug users trained themselves to reflexively do what the vibrations tell them faster than they can think. Because of this, the winner of a match depends solely on port priority. The RPS metagame has evolved to ridiculous levels due to it being the only remaining factor to decide matches.

>>20595
I think it doesn't matter. To prove one way or another beyond gut feeling and instinct would require unearthing the plot in part or full. The means.
The motive is already there, money, prestige, ect.
It's possible to improve by leaps and bounds. Rated score analysis indicates that some people hit a soft cap and some break through. Usually the issue is split attention (school, relationship, whatever) which leaves many high (GM) level chess players seemingly not able to break into 'super' GM range.
The lawsuit with evidence of prior cheating means, with a jury of an average unbiased population rather than an invested one, is stacked against him.
Which would open counter-lawsuits.
Where he's suing over being banned and is known as a cheater. That someone called him a cheater and game hosting company confirmed he's cheated also because the guy said so and he himself said he's cheated. Which means the game company bans the guy because it's in their contract.
Mentor tangential dude said he himself has cheated and this and that are different things, just distancing himself from the mess.
His lawyer(s) are making bank on a nothing burger. There's nothing for him to stand on because he already undermined himself.
Checkmate.
No matter his current set of options he fucked himself over.
One might argue that people have made mistakes so those one or two mistakes can't color everything. Except the whole lawsuit is still dead.
Sure lawyers are needed on both sides to stop lawyer bullshit, but even then the whole point of the lawsuit is null and void with a clip of him saying he cheated. Publicly. Broadcasted. Intentionally.

>>20601
I think you're right. It does seem like Moke is standing on thin ice there.
Something I found interesting is that the document did mention antitrust. Which, if am not mistaken, would mean that Niemann's lawyer is implying some sort of collusion between Chess dot com and Carlsen. Which does makes sense, but I wonder how it might actually go down in court.

U the same lawfag from Nigel's thread. The one who posted about fanfiction copyright and such? Kino if true.

>>20602
Antitrust? They just show the contracts about the preexisting relationship. Pretty sure the game company's terms of service include not covering for cheaters. And if so they'll want the games and possibly why.
He could be trying to imply that since Chess.com and it's contracted are contracted they want to keep out competition. Rather than the usual relationship.
I don't think that was me. This is just a gut check on the case so take it with a grain of salt. Not a lawyer.

>>20603
I think you're right. I don't think they'll push further into the possible collusion, when it has already been established that he cheated.

>I don't think that was me.
Oh, alright then.