GothamChess Says Anyone Against Fan God Will Not Change Warganet Behavior

GothamChess alias Levy Rozman (Instagram gothamchess)

JAKARTA - GothamChess revealed that whoever opposes the fan god will not change the behavior of netizens. They will switch sides to attack the other party.

Some time ago, an Indonesian chess player who uses the account name Dewa Kipas defeated a world chess player at Chess.com, he is GothamChess.

The defeat of the world chess players by the chess player from Singkawang, Indonesia has become a hot topic of conversation.

Unfortunately, after that painful defeat, Dadang Subur's Dewa Kipas account was actually blocked because it was indicated that he had committed various frauds.

Then, a number of netizen supporters of the Fan God attacked the GothamChess social media accounts to attack their parents and family.

When speaking on Deddy Corbuzier's YouTube channel, the man whose real name is Levy Rozman admits that he is ready to do a rematch with the Fan God. Origin, there is a webcam when the duel is done.

Rematch cannot be held at Chess.com considering that the Fan God cannot log in (blocked). For this reason, the existence of a webcam is very helpful to prove that the Fan God is not cheating.

"So we have to play the thing called 'Fair Play Policy'. So you use a webcam, then the second camera in the back watching your hand movements, and you show your screen display. It needs 3 things. That's the thing we have to do," said Rozman. quoted VOI, Thursday, March 18.

On the other hand, having a face-to-face match is also difficult in a pandemic like now. However, if Dewa Kipas' expertise must be proven directly on the board, said Rozman, Dewa Kipas could look for Indonesian players who were even greater than himself.

Rozman then mentioned the name Irene Kharisma Sukandar, the Indonesian female chess Grandmaster, who could be used as the opponent of Dewa Kipas. However, Rozman realized, whatever the result of the match would not end well.

"One thing I don't want, netizens change who they will attack," said Rozman.