19 Oct '22 18:30>2 edits
(at the US Chess Championship)
Why was that not grounds for Sevian immediately forfeiting the game? He did that on Niemann's time, without even announcing "J'adoube" as far as I know. Plus the way he put the king back on the board (not on its original square) seemed rather huffy.
GMs behaving badly does not set a good example of self-control and sportsmanship for the kids.
Why was that not grounds for Sevian immediately forfeiting the game? He did that on Niemann's time, without even announcing "J'adoube" as far as I know. Plus the way he put the king back on the board (not on its original square) seemed rather huffy.
GMs behaving badly does not set a good example of self-control and sportsmanship for the kids.