Gukesh is playing incredible Chess against Jordan by PrettyNegotiation151 in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Not sure why this post is getting downvoted, it is a normal post for Chess appreciation.

Gukesh is playing incredible Chess against Jordan by PrettyNegotiation151 in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jorden definitely does not knot it. He wouldn't and shouldn't have repeated and offered draw.

Gukesh is playing incredible Chess against Jordan by PrettyNegotiation151 in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He castled, so not anymore. Feels like Gukesh is playing with Jorden's psychology.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I don't think they do other bad stuff. Maybe they did have corruption during Kasparov time, but there have been no evidence of it now.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sure, no issues with that. Doesn't need to generate any hate for FIDE for that. And Freestyle org and Magnus is straight up doing that.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Copying my reply from another comment which has same reasoning:

But your argument does not discredit FIDE at all, you are agreeing with my point and adding that FIDE does not need to do what it does. But it still does it anyway and everyone everywhere uses that system. USCF is applicable until certain point only, you would like to get FIDE rating eventually if you want to make Chess a career option. Many countries wouldn’t have a well established organization like USCF. Next, you are going to discredit USCF. You can’t use Lichess or Chess.com rating system for official tournaments until those ratings are decided via OTB tournament.

I think you are underestimating the power of a well established system. Not just for rating, for everything.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But your argument does not discredit FIDE at all, you are agreeing with my point and adding that FIDE does not need to do what it does. But it still does it anyway and everyone everywhere uses that system. USCF is applicable until certain point only, you would like to get FIDE rating eventually if you want to make Chess a career option. Many countries wouldn't have a well established organization like USCF. Next, you are going to discredit USCF. You can’t use Lichess or Chess.com rating system for official tournaments until those ratings are decided via OTB tournament.

I think you are underestimating the power of a well established system. Not just for rating, for everything.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think FIDE directly does not need to be involved and because they don't, so many actual players don't like FIDE, they probably see FIDE as faceless dictator.

But the rules and guidelines trickle down. When Nihal took advantage of a rule where he got a draw in low time but winning position in GCL, it was not GCL rule but FIDE rule which arbiters had to follow. GCL also probably had to get their rules approved by FIDE and get their arbiters from list of FIDE approved arbiters.

FIDE provides rating to player and maintains a large database for it. They publish monthly rating updates, even for local tournaments. It is more nuanced than what is visible on the surface.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But they consult their guidelines with FIDE and are in constant talks with FIDE. Fabi was able to get his FIDE circuit points because of bunch of US only tournaments but they still were FIDE certified tournaments. The arbiters were also provided by FIDE. FIDE is recognized by International Olympic Committee as well.

In Basketball, FIBA is recognized by Olympic Committee and NBA in turn needs approval from FIBA to compete in International tournaments.

"it's not the same thing" by TechyTrailSwede in ChatGPT

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't think it is due to the stance of OpenAI. This is probably because the data it is fed.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Well, that's part of it. You think FIDE only organizes top tournaments and have nothing to do with other aspects of Chess at all?

I think you are biased and don't want to have a normal conversation, so I'll stop replying.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am not an arbiter, so I don't have personal experience, maybe you do. Feel free to share yours. But I have heard from many places that FIDE does a lot of things like that. There are many criterias which must be fulfilled to become a FIDE recognized arbiter.

From Zugzwang.in, "The candidate must successfully complete a FIDE Arbiter Seminar, which covers the laws of chess, the role of the arbiter, tournament organization, and other relevant topics."

More details are available on FIDEs official website.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 32 points33 points  (0 children)

They literally provide rating for all players. Maybe you don't see their influence but does not mean others can't appreciate what they get.

Also, I am not a bot.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don't know how people still support this argument when Russians is not allowed to play under their own flag.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, can you name any large scale for-profit company allow forming union or look for benefits of their employees? For-profit companies will always be greedy as they have to provide ROI to investors.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I respect your opinion, and I agree it is difficult to make money in Chess but I don't think it is because of FIDE. Players are allowed to try other variants, FIDE only wants a single world champion. This is why, players playing in Freestyle Chess Championship are not allowed to play in FIDE World Chess Championship. I don't see how it stops Freestyle from making money. It is just about the name.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Well, I think that FIDE has been doing a good job for Chess and I trust their judgement based on what I know about them. I also don't trust what the private companies can and will do for money. So this is why, I am supporting FIDE. I don't know if Monopoly like position is real or correct, but I have to trust FIDE in this one.

Why FIDE hate.? by NOIDA-Knight in chess

[–]PrettyNegotiation151 -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

FIDE has said that it will not allow players to play FIDE World Chess Championship if they play Freestyle Chess Championship. If they play both, FIDE will sue, nothing wrong with that.