rematch

My point about the rematch is that it made more reasonable to the chess community to believe Kasparov's claims.

The psychological damage compounded with his next fight, which was immediate rematch that ended up in brutally shattering his leg.

The rematch offer was pretty lame after the cheating accusations, they should have addressed those first.

You can go back and rematch your conversation with Aron or read a transcript of your meeting with the design team.

Nearly four decades later, the rematch arrives on one of sports’ most storied fields.

If I was IBM, after the cheating accusations I'd probably refuse a rematch, too, even if I didn't cheat.

No rematch given those conditions, no prior data -> no fair victory.

For those that weren't following closely, this rematch was nothing like the last world championship between Carlsen and Anand, when Carlsen won in a blowout.

Keep in mind as well that when he asked for a rematch with more stringent scrutiny in place, IBM declined and nearly immediately dismantled Deep Blue.

So why would TG want them back for a rematch?

A chat system might get a little ugly, but I like the rematch idea!

Sony thinks it was robbed of victory (or at least it's usual dominance) by MS in the last round and is eager for a straight up rematch.

You mention that there is an existing solution, REmatch, but only to dismiss it as "solving a different problem", the problem of finding all matches.

Everything is dead serious — there's three pricing tiers, NDAs, a "Rapid Rematch Protocol" if your athlete gets hurt, and a careers page hiring "Biometric Discretion Engineers." The login doesn't work on purpose.