What makes him think he can find a better website without cheaters? If you play unknown players there's always the possibility to get paired with a cheater, compared to just playing titled players.
Lichess does a very good job at marking cheaters, I have never seen this on other chess websites, I don't even think there is a report cheat option on other chess websites.
youtu.be/Px6utrHC-lo7 HOURS OF BULLET, hansen-Nakamura!
That's more like 8 hours.
Wesley So is a great chess player. So far, he does very well everyone at USA Chess Championship tournament. Right now, he has 2/2. Perhaps he is like Bobby Fischer: very good chess player with very bad personality, morals, and social skills.
Regarding Nakamura, read this:
twitter.com/NakaFactsThere's some rumors that other notable IMs like the chessbrahs have been contracted not to play here by
chess.com. Aman denies it, but regardless, they haven't streamed on lichess in a while as far as I know.
i've been following Wesley for 2 years now when came back to chess after buying a nice S6 Edge Samsung phone. I had high hopes for him for world championship because he is young. But in Sept2015 he grabbed a pawn and was eliminated in the World Championship for 2016. I analyzed his games and all the drama (including published emails with his parents). My conclusion is this: Technically, Wesley is at par or can beat Magnus and Wesley can be #1 in his purest best form. But chess, is much more than just technical. There is emotion, and non-chess subtle tactics and it is here that Wesley fell short. He has no mental coach, no advisers no staff. These are unfavorable conditions to become #1. But in retrospect, I am puzzled how did Bobby Fisher did it. But Fisher was a genius. The likes of Bruce Lee, and Manny Pacquiao. Todays chess players are just talented, with strong computer-assist in their training. It takes a really deep look into chess, to realized that chess is now a memorization game and Fisher was able to see this.
@truthadjustr:
You should watch Wesley So's games at the ongoing USA chess championship tournament. His form is fine.