“GM Hikaru Nakamura Faces Lie Detector Test: Chaos Ensues”

Chess players continue to face the ultimate test of honesty and nerve as they submit to polygraph examinations in the latest installment of “Lie Detector Chess.” Following in the footsteps of Levy Rozman, Magnus Carlsen, and David Howell, Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura and International Master Danny Rensch took on the challenge this month.

The results of the polygraph test were as unpredictable as ever, with no topic off-limits. From career regrets to cheating in chess, the players delved into some uncomfortable truths. Hikaru Nakamura, known for his candid nature, declared his difficulty in lying but ultimately managed to deceive the machine in some instances.

Examiner Orjan Hesjedal, who has previously monitored Carlsen and Howell during their tests, suspected Nakamura of manipulating his breathing to outsmart the polygraph. After the intense session, Nakamura admitted to successfully deceiving the machine on a few occasions, even allowing Rensch to secure a draw in their ongoing chess game.

As Rensch took his turn under the scrutiny of the polygraph, viewers were treated to a mix of lighthearted and serious revelations. From discussions about chess popularity to the dynamics between top players, the test provided a unique insight into the minds of these chess masters.

The “Lie Detector Chess” series continues to captivate audiences, with plans for more videos in the future. Fans are encouraged to suggest which players they would like to see undergo the polygraph examination next. One thing is for sure – the tension and excitement of “Lie Detector Chess” show no signs of slowing down.