US EditionHans Niemann promises to take a lie detector test - addressing speculation that he withdrew from the tournament after anti-cheating measures.
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Chess Grandmaster Hans Niemann passed a lie detector test according to his own statements, in which he answered, among other things, the question whether he has ever cheated in a game on the board.
The controversial chess player Hans Niemann is furious with the organizer and Norwegian TV 2. At the same time, he now promises to take the much-discussed lie detector test.
·Oslo, Norway
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The controversial chess player Hans Niemann is furious with the organizer and Norwegian TV 2. At the same time, he now promises to take the much-discussed lie detector test.
·Oslo, Norway
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