article_snippet.sent: A chess grandmaster has been thrown out of an international tournament and faces a 15-year ban after A chess grandmaster was caught sneaking to the toilet to check moves on A chess grandmaster mobile phone.
article_snippet.sent: Opponent was promptly removed from the Dubai Open Chess tournament  and could now face a maximum 15-year ban from the game.
article_snippet.sent: This is not the first time a player was caught cheating at a chess tournament.
article_snippet.sent: In July 2013, Bulgarian player Borislav Ivanov was suspended from playing for four months by Bulgarian player Borislav Ivanov national federation.
article_snippet.sent: Two years earlier his national federation suspended three players, including the national team captain, when his national federation was alleged his national federation used text messages, a remote chess computer and coded signals to beat the opposition at the 2010 Chess Olympiad.
article_snippet.sent: In 2008, at the Dubai Open, an Iranian player was banned when an Iranian player was found to be receiving help from someone watching the game's live broadcast on the internet and was sending the moves through text messages.