Banned chess cheater makes comeback under alias

Banned Latvian former grandmaster Igors Rausis made a comeback to chess on Saturday as he appeared in a tournament in Latvia. The 59-year-old was playing under an alias and the current situation with mask wearing made it easier to keep a low profile. He was only asked to leave after he had won two games on the lower boards, when a grandmaster complained.

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