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Yes, if you want to break the CHSH limit of 2, cheating is required. But there is no cheating in the MC simulation and I suspect it can never violate that bound.akvadrako said:Another cheat is to allow post-selection or flexible coincidence matching, like in https://arxiv.org/abs/0712.3693
However it reproduces closely some experimental results. For example in this is paper
arXiv:1508.05949v1 [quant-ph] 24 Aug 2015
The distribution of coincidences and and anti-coincidences in fig 4c look very like runs of the simulation. The effect of the entanglement is to greatly increase coincidences ( for the symmetric case) and the reverse for the anti-symmetric case.