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Also in September 2022, Chess.com banned Hans Niemann from its platform and provided its explanation for why.
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In November and December 2021, Carlsen successfully defended his title when crushed 14 games Ian Nepomniachtchi of [[Russia]] by a wide margin, in Dubai, not even needing the full 14 games to prevail.
 
In November and December 2021, Carlsen successfully defended his title when crushed 14 games Ian Nepomniachtchi of [[Russia]] by a wide margin, in Dubai, not even needing the full 14 games to prevail.
 
== Victimized by an alleged chess cheating scandal ==
 
== Victimized by an alleged chess cheating scandal ==
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Carlsen was victimized by an alleged [[chess cheating scandal]], in which a relatively low-ranked player (Hans Niemann) defeated Magnus twice with the weaker black pieces, in the span of merely a few months in 2022.  The likely of that having been legitimate is estimated to be less than 1 in a 1,000.  Once a 15-minute broadcast delay was instituted at the second tournament, the quality of the play by Niemann sharply declined.
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Carlsen was victimized by an alleged [[chess cheating scandal]], in which a relatively low-ranked player (Hans Niemann) defeated Magnus twice with the weaker black pieces, in the span of merely a few months in 2022.  The likelihood of that having been legitimate is estimated to be less than 1 in a 1,000.  Once a 15-minute broadcast delay was instituted at the second tournament, the quality of the play by Niemann sharply declined.
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Standing up courageously for integrity in [[chess]], on September 19, 2022, Carlsen abruptly resigned after only one move in a new tournament match against Hans Niemann.<ref>https://nypost.com/2022/09/19/magnus-carlsen-stunningly-quits-chess-game-in-protest-against-hans-niemann/</ref>
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Also in September 2022, Chess.com banned Hans Niemann from its platform and provided its explanation for why.<ref>https://www.chessdom.com/chess-com-explains-its-decision-to-remove-hans-niemann-from-the-platform-in-the-official-statement/</ref>
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