is he cheating?

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vtai4

https://www.chess.com/member/kayrawatcher

I played with him and he plays almost perfectly

Davidluvchess

He is cheating! Report! He always gets 99 accuracy!

 

Davidluvchess

Mostly grandmasters get 98 accuracy

JanelleandJacob60

he 1 every time but 1?

Jplayz_17

yes, 95%+ accuracy every game

 

JanelleandJacob60

WOW he plays better than my brother i thought no one was better than my brother?

Vinumonz555

Please dont put the user's name/link in the forum. It's considered public shaming.

vtai4

ok sorry

 

PeaPer27

Post this in the Cheating Forum club.

Vinumonz555

Yes, but dont post his name. Just post one of his games.

tientonytrinh343

HA HA AH AH

 

 

Tomiki_Nature_Witch
tientonytrinh343 wrote:

HA HA AH AH

 

 

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B4rt3s

For me he's cheating. I mean he's rated 300 in blitz and about 20 games played. And recently bcoz this account is around for 4 months. He wins every game and his moves are about 3-10 s every time. One game he played aginst a guy with 97 accuracy and his accuracy was 94 for 74 moves game. Do you guys understand how improbable it is with 1300 rating. The other guy straight up played 4 second move everytime blitzing out best move after best move. He's either vastly underrated or cheating. But that doesnt explain why he's 300 strong in blitz having played 20 games. With his level of play he should be smashing everyone. Very good opening theoretician. And begin butthurt on his behalf is not very reasonable. Imagine playing this guy making 6 seconds move with 95+ accuracy. It's at least suspicious. And winning 28 games in a row(not counting obvious cheaters match) is very suspicious in itself. His moves doesnt seem robotic that i can say to his defense. 

JohnNapierSanDiego

It's easy to cheat at chess if you want.  You can just open another window and copy all your opponents moves against a 3200 engine, and then copy the engines moves in your own games.

 

But what is the POINT?  You can never do this in a competition, and it's a slow way to improve chess skills, and it cheats the other person who may be legitimately better.  It's not that cheaters never prosper... Because sometimes they do.  Thankfully, in the world of chess, they don't.