Go do some tactics before whining here. Your opponent did make some mistakes which you did not take that opportunity. No point complaining here. Sincere advice: Practice makes perfect! A blind accusation will never be a wise move
what 'mistakes' are you referring to? he made 20 'best moves,' 3 'excellent' moves and 5 'book' moves. no inaccuracies. no mistakes. no blunders. no lost opportunities.
I tried to analyze the game and there are only 2 inaccuracies @Patriciafong
@PatriciaFong, you are completely right. But at the same time, the way @Haohan12345 played is just too good.@Matthew_D is a 1579 rated player.@Haohan12345 is a 1262 rated player. He joined in Feb last year.This means that he is not a new player who has extreme talents to win against opponents much higher rated than him.He has won the most recent games,and its plausible he is cheating.But he is having a fair number of loses too,which means he could not be cheating and is an honest player.But,also.@Matthew_D made a lot of innacuracies,blunder and mistake,so it could be a tilt for him.I think that it was luck @Haohan12345 won against @Matthew_D
Go do some tactics before whining here. Your opponent did make some mistakes which you did not take that opportunity. No point complaining here. Sincere advice: Practice makes perfect! A blind accusation will never be a wise move
His opponent hadn't made any mistakes
Only excellent and best moves......
Try using Chessmaster to analyse, better than chess.com
Ok
You should post this in the Cheating Forum. Not here.
I think he is just very good I mean like yeah it might be possible but u blundered mate afterall.
Go do some tactics before whining here. Your opponent did make some mistakes which you did not take that opportunity. No point complaining here. Sincere advice: Practice makes perfect! A blind accusation will never be a wise move
His opponent hadn't made any mistakes
Only excellent and best moves......