Cheater gets CAUGHT after offering me $250 to win
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Eric Hansen plays a chess game on Chess.com against a donor who turns out to be a cheater, resulting in a rating adjustment after the game.
From the video
Answers: What happens when a Chess.com streamer plays against a cheater?
- chess streaming
- online chess cheating
- Chess.com fair play policy
- rapid chess
What it concludes
- The opponent, Ethan Sapir, was banned for violating Chess.com's fair play policy, and Eric Hansen received a rating compensation of +34 points.
- North America needs more cheaters in NA versus EU matches.
- If you are getting asked out in chess chat, you should say no the first time.
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