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I've personally drawn my own conclusions. I've mentioned before that, after reviewing his saves (not just save #147), I noticed that Britvachka's gameplay was quite weak. Therefore, such a negative move could be consistent with his overall playstyle. But then, out of curiosity, I looked at his win-loss ratio in seasonal tournaments... You know, one of the arguments against Vitalik was his unrealistically high win rate. But the vast majority of people acknowledge his high skill level. Here, however... for a player of Britvachka's level to have such a win percentage, it would mean that in every game, he gets incredibly favorable conditions, while his opponents get the short end of the stick. That's what we should be thinking about.