Anti Cheating
What is cheating?
- Using electronic devices or sources of information/advice during a game
- Manipulating the chess competition:
- Match fixing
- Rating fraud
- False identify
- etc.
Reporting Cheating
FPL (Fair Play Commission) will act especially when:
- Title norms are involved
- Titled players are involved
Complaints
- Complaints can be made by anyone with a FIN (FIDE ID Number)
- Must be made in writing. Oral complaints are not accepted
When a complaint is made, the chief arbiter must:
- Inform the complainant about the penalties for a malicious complaint
- Investigate
- Apply penalties if necessary
- Dismiss the complaint if appropriate
- Forward the complaint and CA (Chief Arbiter) report to FPL through the ECF Office
Complaints can be made for up to 8 years after the last round of a tournament
What arbiters should do
- Implement security measures
- Observe players for potential cheating opportunities
- Prevent potential cheating situations
- Investigate accusations of cheating
- Identify cheating
- Report cases
4.0 sd => 1 in 16,00 4.5 sd => 1 in 150,00 5 sd => 1 in 1.74 million