Columns | March 30, 2010 15:50  To protest, or not to protest...
Photo & text GM Dimitri Reinderman    European Ch (Rijeka) 2010
The rules say the following about this:     a. warning b.
increasing the remaining time of the opponent c. reducing the
remaining time of the offending player d. declaring the game to
be lost g. expulsion from the event.     A webcam still of
Sutovsky vs Reinderman in Rijeka          Anonymous's picture
Author: Anonymous   Castro's picture   I'm glad you also think
that way. And with the advantage of being much clearer and
sucint than me, in explanation. :-) Also your closing point is
another very important one, and I assure you it is already so,
for some "problematic players". That said, of course a good
arbiter should never judge in advance, not even with such
players. (Obvious thing to say!)  Castro's picture  Sofia rules
NOWHERE! Go play that absolutely unneeded chess-variant with
other weird games lovers. Don't try to impose it.  Jesper
Norgaard's picture  Regarding the dis