Why is chess not played at Olympics?

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There are numerous other rules, including bans on purely ''mind sports'' and sports dependent on mechanical propulsion. These rules have kept chess, automobile racing, and other recognized sports out of the Olympic Games.
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Well Chess is a BOARD GAME and they don't allow board games in the olymics.
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Well Chess is a BOARD GAME and they don't allow board games in the olymics.
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