Banned chess cheater makes comeback under alias

Banned Latvian former grandmaster Igors Rausis made a comeback to chess on Saturday as he appeared in a tournament in Latvia. The 59-year-old was playing under an alias and the current situation with mask wearing made it easier to keep a low profile. He was only asked to leave after he had won two games on the lower boards, when a grandmaster complained.

17-year-old European Chess Champion gets 2-year ban for cheating

Hans Niemann sues Magnus Carlsen, others for $100 million over

What happens when someone is caught cheating? - Chess.com Member

Leading Chess Site Asked Top 100 Player Unmasked As Cheater

The Magnus Carlsen Chess Scandal, Explained - The New York Times

Sports year in review: From chess to fishing, 2022 was full of

Chess-World champion Carlsen refuses to clarify cheating claims

Huge chess world upset of grandmaster Magnus Carlsen sparks wild

Chess Cheaters Caught and BANNED, GM Blitz Speedrun

Niemann's mentor whom Carlsen mentions in the interview was banned