My opponent withdrew from all Skype-like chess groups for the blind.
This is the end of the story, as far as I am concerned.
Olivier
A case of cheating in an internet tournament
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Re: A case of cheating in an internet tournament
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Re: A case of cheating in an internet tournament
Useful information on internet chess for the blind. I did not realize this was so common.Olivier Deville wrote:
No problem, I'll be glad to answer any questions on the topic.
Blind and visually impaired players use a tactile board : see This is the way I play chess.
Totally blind people have at their disposal tools like Jaws or NVDA to use a computer. Visually impaired people can use magnifiers like ZoomText. I still have a narrow tunnel vision, and can use a computer without any special tool until now.
Internet tournaments for blind people are played on Skype (or Skype-like places). Moves are announced by voice, and a third person is keeping the time.
Olivier