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Magnus Carlsen accused GMHikaru of “lame” clickbaiting after Hikaru posted a video titled “Magnus LOSES and then accuses!?!?!?”
Hikaru Nakamura, also known to his fans as “GMHikaru”, is a Grandmaster level chess player who has grown in the chess community as a prolific streamer and content creator. famous.
GMHikaru’s content, which he currently streams primarily on Kick, covers many aspects of Chess, making fans excited to watch him compete or break down upcoming big matches.
One event that GMHikaru mentioned was the Qatar Masters, where the player considered by some to be the best of all time, Magnus Carlsen, complained about the lack of anti-cheating efforts after losing to Kazakh Grandmaster Alisher Suleymenov in the second round.
GMHikaru described the events of the Qatar Masters in a now updated YouTube title as “Magnus LOSES and then charges!?!?!?,” which Magnus Carlsen was less than enthusiastic about.
GMHikaru’s Youtube video was mentioned by Magnus Carlsen
Magnus posted a screenshot of GMHikaru’s video, stating: “To be clear, today I am not accusing my opponent of cheating. It’s normal to constantly use my name for clicks, but this is lame. Do better.”
However, not all Chess fans were sympathetic to Magnus’ reaction, with the most upvoted comment replying to Norweigan’s post: “If you don’t accuse Suleymenov of cheating, why would you Insinuate that heavily? You can express your problem with the anti-cheating measures after Round 1. You waited until you were soundly defeated by a young player who theoretically could have cheated.”
Although GMHikaru has now changed the title to “Day 2 Masters Drama”, he did not directly respond to Magnus Carlsen’s tweet. For more Chess news, keep up with Dexerto’s dedicated Chess page.
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