Balicki-Zmudzinski evidence
#1
Posted 2015-October-01, 15:50
For some reason instead of just telling what the code is, the info just contains screenshots of relevant moments. It took me 20 minutes to figure the code, but I had some fun doing it. If you want me to tell you the code right away or you want to figure it out yourself say so.
There is a file with screenshots, I don't know if I Can attach that to a PM on BBF so just to be sure better send me your email by PM
I need your email and also if you want the code right away or try to figure it yourself.
#2
Posted 2015-October-01, 15:56
#3
Posted 2015-October-01, 16:43
I had a bit of advantage because I used same skill I used in school to get good grades which not everyone has because...
#4
Posted 2015-October-01, 16:45
Many thanks.
#5
Posted 2015-October-01, 16:48
#6
Posted 2015-October-01, 18:16
-- Bertrand Russell
#7
Posted 2015-October-01, 18:18
https://www.youtube....h?v=3YiQbb9iDE0
see for example, Polish Club opening with weak hand on board 19, and on strong hand board 21
#8
Posted 2015-October-01, 19:51
Fluffy, on 2015-October-01, 15:56, said:
OK. Well it may be proved, by whatever criteria are necessary, that they have been cheating. If it is, it will affect pairs they they left out of the knockout phase, and any pairs they have kno key out, should Poland reach that stage. What can be done to ensure a fair result.
#9
Posted 2015-October-02, 00:33
I heard PBU and EBL had mathematicians working on how likely this could happen at randome, but board 17 makes them irrelevant.
#10
Posted 2015-October-02, 08:19
(Boye hasn't made any statement describing alleged signalling methods, so neither do I.)
#11
Posted 2015-October-02, 09:04
glen, on 2015-October-01, 18:18, said:
https://www.youtube....h?v=3YiQbb9iDE0
see for example, Polish Club opening with weak hand on board 19, and on strong hand board 21
Don't see it am I blind or is it subtle?
#12
Posted 2015-October-02, 11:07
#13
Posted 2015-October-02, 14:42
I am checking myself a random match in Opatjia and it seems to match the code.
#14
Posted 2015-October-02, 15:49
For example at high level a weak double is balanced and hopes partner converts to penalty, while a "strong" one is very take out.