I like chess! (I also suck at chess, but never mind that.)
Anyway, I was reading this article about cheating and chess when I came across
this tidbit about the 2006 world championship match between Vladimir Kramnik of
Russia and Veselin Topalov.
The match came to a halt after Silvio Danailov, Mr. Topalov’s manager, accused Mr. Kramnik of consulting a computer in the bathroom. The organizers locked the bathroom, whereupon Mr. Kramnik forfeited a game and refused to continue unless the bathroom was unlocked. It eventually was; he went on to win the match, and the incident went down in chess lore as Toiletgate.
Did you see that? Toiletgate! Man, it’s going to be a good
day.
No comments:
Post a Comment
No bad words, thanks!