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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sébastien_FellerSébastien Feller - Wikipedia

    Sébastien Feller (born 11 March 1991) is a French chess grandmaster. He was found guilty of cheating by the French Chess Federation (FFE) and sanctioned in 2012 by not being allowed to participate in FIDE tournaments for 2 years and 9 months.

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  3. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sébastien_FellerSébastien Feller — Wikipédia

    Sébastien Feller, né le 11 mars 1991 à Thionville, est un joueur d' échecs français, grand maître international (GMI) depuis 2007.

  4. www.chess.com › players › sebastien-fellerSebastien Feller | Top Chess Players - Chess.com

    Learn everything about Sebastien Feller. See their bio, world ranking, chess ratings, most played openings, recent games, and more!

  5. ratings.fide.com › profile › 634654Feller, Sebastien - FIDE Ratings and Statistics

    Feller, Sebastien. World Rank (Active): 385. Federation: France. FIDE ID: 634654. B-Year: 1991.

  6. www.chess.com › news › viewSebastien Feller Can Play Chess Again - Chess.com

    May 8, 2015 · FIDE has announced that GM Sebastien Feller, who was banned from chess for three years after a cheating scandal, can participate in FIDE rated events again. Photo Wikipedia. On Wednesday a short statement was published on the FIDE website:

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  8. www.chess.com › games › sebastien-fellerThe Best Chess Games of Sebastien Feller - Chess.com

    View or download the best chess games of Sebastien Feller. You can search and sort by color played, year, moves, and more.

  9. en.chessbase.com › post › feller-s-interview-and-a-solution-toFeller's interview, and a solution to the cheating scandal

    The main reason these measures have been adopted here is because Sébastien Feller is playing. The French grandmaster was at the center of a scandal that rocked the chess world. Feller was accused of using computer assistance during the Chess Olympiad in Khanty-Mansiysk in September 2010 and received a five-year ban.