Chess grandmaster Igors Rausis accused of using phone hidden in toilet to cheat - ABC News

Igors Rausis, 58, withdraws from a tournament in France and reportedly says he has played his "last game of chess" after photos emerge online allegedly depicting him using a phone while in the toilet.

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Chess grandmaster Igors Rausis accused of using phone hidden in toilet to cheat - ABC News

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