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KOMPAS.com – Account closure polemic Fan God belong to Dadang Subur The online chess game provider application or site, Chess.com, is still continuing.
This time, Indonesian netizens were busy suspecting Dadang Subur’s son, Ali Akbar.
This suspicion stems from the results of the friendly chess match between Dadang Subur vs WGM Irene Sukandar, Monday (22/3/2021).
At that time, Dadang Subur lost 0-3 to Irene Sukandar in a match that used a four-round format with 10 minutes of thought per round.
Quoted from Kompas.id, the accuracy of Dadang Subur’s steps in the three rounds against Irene Sukandar was 33.8; 27.7; and 95.3 percent.
That figure is certainly far from the percentage accuracy of the Fan God steps at Chess.com, especially in the period 22 February to 2 March 2021 which consistently reaches 90 to 99 percent.
Also read: Dadang Subur Contra WGM Irene’s Step Accuracy: The Magic of the Fan God Disappears
After the match against Irene Sukandar, Dadang Subur admitted his defeat and admitted that he was not used to playing fast chess with only 10 minutes of thinking time.
Dadang Subur’s statement certainly raises questions.
Because, according to PB Percasi data, Dewa Kipas was recorded to have played 369 games on Chess.com from 11 February to 2 March 2021.
Of the 369 games, Dewa Kipas plays a total of 333 matches with a 10-minute thinking time format or rapid chess.
The duel against an American chess player with the title Internatinal Master, Levy Rozman or GothamChess, became one of 333 rapid chess played by Dewa Kipas or Dadang Subur on Chess.com.
After the Dadang Subur vs WGM Irene Sukandar match, the public is now highlighting the figure of Ali Akbar.
This is because many of the screenshots contain controversial statements that are thought to have come from Ali Akbar’s personal Facebook account.
Also read: GothamChess Challenges the Chess Champions to Face the Fan God
Many people now assume that Ali Akbar deliberately exaggerated Chess.com’s closure of the Dewa Kipas account in order to reap profits or seek popularity.
“Ali Akbar is the son of Mr. Dadang (the fan god), how come he ‘sells’ his own father ?!” write a Twitter account named @faizfaoezi.
“Ali Akbar is like ‘Audrey’ but the male version only has the same level as criminal mastermind,” wrote @gustrid.
Ali Akbar even entered Trending Topic on Twitter one day after the Dadang Subur vs WGM Irene Sukandar match.
The drama of closing the Dewa Kipas account was previously viral because of the chronology that Ali Akbar wrote on his personal Facebook account.
Broadly speaking, Ali Akbar admitted that he did not accept that his father’s Dewa Kipas account was blocked by Chess.com.
Ali Akbar said that the main reason for the closure of the Fan God account was reports from GothamChess and their fans who did not accept their father’s victory.
Ali Akbar did not accept it because GothamChess and his fans accused the Fan God or his father of cheating during the match.
The chronology of the closure of Ali Akbar’s version of Dewa Kipas then went viral on social media and made netizens hooked on attacking GothamChess to Chess.com.
Below is a screenshot of Ali Akbar’s Facebook status when telling the chronology of the closure of the Dewa Kipas account by Chess.com:
As a result of this virtual attack, GothamChess even had time to make their personal Twitter and Instagram accounts private, thus blocking access to Indonesian viewers who wanted to watch their YouTube videos.
The polemic for the closure of the Dewa Kipas account was getting bigger after Chess.com and PB Percasi officially responded.
Chess.com ensures that the closure of the Fan God account is not due to reports from GothamChess or the public but because there are indications of fraud being committed.
The same thing was also expressed by PB Percasi, who had dissected the game graphics and the accuracy of the steps of Dewa Kipas’ account while playing on Chess.com.
Regarding the accusation of cheating, Ali Akbar and Dadang Subur have denied it on various occasions, including when they appeared as guest stars on Deddy Corbuzier’s podcast.
In the podcast, Ali Akbar ensures that his father never cheats. However, Ali Akbar also admits that Dadang Subur often plays against bots on the Shredder Chess platform.
Also read: 5 interesting facts about the WGM Irene Sukandar vs Dewa Kipas match, from results to live records
The polemic of closing the Dewa Kipas account reached its peak when WGM Irene Sukandar issued an open letter addressed to Deddy Corbuzier.
Deddy Corbuzier responded to the letter by inviting WGM Irene Sukandar to be a guest star on his YouTube podcast.
On that occasion, WGM Irene Sukandar again explained that the closure of the Dewa Kipas account by Chess.com was correct because there were indications of fraud as evidenced by data.
When inviting Irene Sukandar, Deddy Corbuzier also had time to contact Levy Rozman virtually.
At that time, Levy Rozman also returned to explain the irregularities of Dewa Kipas’ game and regretted the overreaction of netizens in Indonesia.
However, Levy Rozman did not want to blame Indonesian netizens because according to him there was not much data shown in public at that time.
At the end of the podcast, Deddy Corbuzier immediately challenged Irene Sukandar to compete offline against Dadang Subur.
Also read: GothamChess comments after the fan god defeated by WGM Irene Sukandar
Even though there were obstacles, the duel between Irene Sukandar vs Dadang Subur or Dewa Kipas was finally able to take place earlier this week.
Irene Sukandar, who successfully won 3-0 landslide, was entitled to a cash prize of Rp 200 million from Deddy Corbuzier as the initiator.
“After this, I ask and beg the public not to blaspheme Pak Dadang Subur,” said Irene Sukandar after the match.
On the other hand, Dadang Subur still brought home Rp. 100 million in cash even though he lost to Irene Sukandar.
At the end of the match, Dadang Subur, who admitted defeat also asked the public to forget about the Dewa Kipas polemic.
“After this, there is no need to discuss the fan god. Let it be the wind then,” said Dadang Subur after the match.
“We discard the negative. The positive is that now many people are starting to like playing chess,” added Dadang Subur.
After the Dadang Subur vs Irene Sukandar match, Levy Rozman immediately reopened access for Indonesian viewers who wanted to watch his YouTube videos.
On the other hand, Ali Akbar reportedly closed his personal Facebook account. However, there are several screenshots circulating on social media where Ali Akbar admits using the Shredder chess engine.
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