Kramnik has a point

[Alexander Schmidt]

the only way I can think of to do that would be to take control of the Chess.com game playing UI

Chess.com can recognize all kind of automated move inputs. Chess.com recognizes all kind of background processes. Chess.com is probably able to see if someone else is using your account just by the way you use your mouse. It's for sure not trivial to create a cheating software, you will get banned 1000 times before you will have something working, anyway chess.com will find out one day.

[LucianGVx]

Hikaru is a genius but he was born in Carlsen's time. Since the early 2000s, Hikaru has shown a high level of online gaming. He was able to tie or beat Rybka.

In chess a psychological aspect happens when you play against a famous and very strong player; You tend to have a certain bias. Thinking all your opponent's moves are better than they really are.

[towforce]

Carlsen won 10 games in a row to win Superbet Rapid & Blitz Tournament in Warsaw.

Very suspicious: Kramnik should contact the tournament referee.

https://en.chessbase.com/post/superbet-poland-2024-d5

[CornfedForever]

In chess a psychological aspect happens when you play against a famous and very strong player; You tend to have a certain bias. Thinking all your opponent's moves are better than they really are.

Indeed, Nakamura refers to this many times a week in his streams. Ironically, I think online, the same is true for opponents playing him.
That's kind of hard to measure....so not something Kramnik would want to dwell on.

[AdminX]

Come to think about it, I wonder if he (Kramnik) did an analysis of Bathroom-Gate.

[CornfedForever]

Come to think about it, I wonder if he (Kramnik) did an analysis of Bathroom-Gate.

Well, I think he only transforms into The Cheatfinder General when he has lost...he ended up winning that match. But yes...the accusation was made so it would only be fair to investigate himself.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063285/