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How dreams of making it rich from £180,000 tournaments and Instagram lifestyles of unlikely 'chess pinups' are seeing the sedate game rocked by cheating scandals - involving anal beads, hidden mobile phones and James Bond-style pendants   By Harry Howard for DailyMail.com 
In a September 15 memo to employees obtained by , Meta's VP of Metaverse, Vishal Shah, said the team would remain in 'quality lockdown' for the remainder of 2022 in order to 'ensure that we fix our quality gaps and performance issues before we open up Horizon to more users.'

However, an extensive investigation into Neimann's online play by Chess.com found he likely broke the rules in tournaments as recently as 2020, noting 'many remarkable signals and unusual patterns in Hans' path as a player', according to a .

The damning report comes after Niemann made headlines in September when chess champion Magnus Carlsen (pictured) suggested Niemann was a cheater, which culminated in rumors the 19-year-old was using vibrating anal beads to communicate with his coach

He has pain in his knees and by his own admission when he gets up in the morning he himself is nervous of what will happen to his body, but his love for the game far outweighs the logical part of his brain which tells him to retire. 

Niemann previously declared he would play naked to prove doubters wrong after rumours suggested he could have used vibrating anal beads, controlled by a third-party, to determine the best moves to make in his match against Carlsen.  

'Of note, we discuss how Hans became the fastest rising top player in Classical OTB chess in modern recorded history much later in life than his peers and did it after we had removed him from playing on our site in 2020.'

'But currently feedback from our creators, users, playtesters, and many of us on the team is that the aggregate weight of papercuts, stability issues, and bugs is making it too hard for our community to experience the magic of Horizon. 

'Other than when I was 12 years old, I have never, ever, ever - and I would never do that, that is the worst thing that I could ever do - cheat in a tournament with prize money,' Niemann said afterwards.

Supporting and cheering the team from the sidelines - while earning several million euros per year - can help to encourage and galvanise his team-mates, but it is an outdated privilege more given him based on gratitude than merit. 
Niemann beat chess world champion Carlsen on September 4 in the prestigious Sinquefield Cup, the infamous tournament in which the 19-year-old was accused of using vibrating anal beads to communicate with his coach.
'Other players, especially those that play at Hans' level, are much more sophisticated, and engage in 'selective cheating,' using a chess engine to give advice only in key moments, and often intentionally making sub-par moves to mask their engine use.'

Even with amateur online tournaments, which are much easier to cheat in than professional meetings, players are motivated by the lure of prize money, as well as crucial ranking points they need to get them into more illustrious tournaments. 

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A great personality and technical talent though he may be, Zlatan Ibrahimovic fails to realise that he is fast approaching the end of a long and troubled career at the top of the game, never having won football's greatest prizes like the Ballon d'Or or the Champions League. 

He initially protested his innocence amid speculation from Carlsen and the chess community that he had cheated in their game, admitting he had done so twice before as a youngster but had learned from his mistakes and vowed not to do it again.
As teenagers, his fans grew up watching this slender, playful youth without a tattoo in sight at Ajax and Juventus, but where they have now moved on with their lives, the 41-year-old still masquerades on the pitch as a teenager at the start of his career. 

The new accusations surrounding Niemann come after he was banned from Chess.com for cheating online with the help of a friend in 2015 when he was aged just 12, and then did the same thing again in 2019.