Alleged Anal Beads Chess Cheater Gets Called OUT On Twitter!

World Chess Champion, Magnus Carlsen, has broken his silence.

Carlsen recently faced off with Hans Niemann at the Sinquefield Cup in St. Louis, Missouri.

The chess player extraordinaire released a lengthy statement to Twitter on Monday, September 26.

Carlsen addressed his recent withdraw from the tournament and his opponent.

“Dear Chess World, At the 2022 Sinquefield Cup, I made the unprecedented professional decision to withdraw from the tournament after my round three game against Hans Niemann. A week later during the Champions Chess Tour, I resigned against Hans Niemann after playing only one move,” his official statement began. “I know that my actions have frustrated the chess community. I’m frustrated. I want to play chess. I want to continue to play chess at the highest level in the best events. I believe that cheating in chess is a big deal and an existential threat to the game. I also believe that chess organizers and all those who care about the sanctity. Of the game we love should seriously consider increasing security measures and methods of cheat detection for over the board chess.”

Carlsen said Niemann was invited to the 2022 Sinquefield Cup last minute, and while he strongly considered withdrawing from the tournament, he ultimately decided to compete.

“I believe that Niemann has cheated more – and more recently - than he has publicly admitted. His over the board progress has been unusual, and throughout our game in the Sinquefield Cup I had the impression that he wasn’t tense or even fully concentrating on the game in critical positions, while outplaying me as black in a way I think only a handful of players can do. This game contributed to changing my perspective,” Carlsen claimed. “We must do something about cheating, and for my part going forward, I don’t want to play against people that have cheated repeatedly in the past, because I don’t know what they are capable of doing in the future.”

Carlsen explained he had more to say, but is limited in what he can say.

“So far I have only been able to speak with my actions, and those actions have stated clearly that I am not willing to play chess with Niemann. I hope that the truth on this matter comes out, whatever it may be,” he concluded.

Niemann (19) was accused of using vibrating anal beads to inform him of winning moves.

The teen was the lowest ranking of the 10 players in Saint Louis, and had become the first chess player to beat Carlsen in more than two years.

“I’ve withdrawn from the tournament. I’ve always enjoyed playing in the Saint Louis Chess Club, and hope to be back in the future,” he tweeted.

The five-time World Chess champion also added a video of football coach Jose Mourinho’s 2020 news conference speech held after a game in which his team may have lost due to questionable officiating: “I prefer not to speak. If I speak I am in big trouble… and I don’t want to be in big trouble.”

No further explanation was provided, but many interpreted Carlsen’s post as insinuating that Niemann cheated during the game.

Niemann denied cheating.

“I have never cheated in an over-the-board game. If they want me to strip fully naked, I will do it,” Niemann offered. “I don’t care. Because I know I am clean. You want me to play in a closed box with zero electronic transmission, I don’t care.”