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TheGreekGifter wrote:
WHAT HOW DID U GET 2500+!?? NICE!
Well this is how 
casianbancila wrote:
baobab123 wrote:
TheGreekGifter wrote:
WHAT HOW DID U GET 2500+!?? NICE!
Well this is how
i'm not even at 610 rating
Don't worry in this variant you will get 1500 Elo at the start! You would need to "work" really hard to get under 1000
I believe you are cheating. There is a known CSS exploit in Fog of War that allows you to see your opponent's pieces that has not yet been resolved.
In the game you played against me, you played Bxf2 before playing Qxh1, but then didn't take the Rook on c1 as it was protected. There is no way, in a genuine game, you would risk taking on h1 and then not take on c1 as a follow up.
The fact that your Queen then went to h5 pinning my Knight is further evidence.
Here is the full game:-
https://www.chess.com/variants/game/10447517
Oct 15, 2020
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#8
He is clearly not cheating, if you used logic then he would have realized that h1 is protected by the knight on f2, its simple, remove the defender! Think about what you say before you say it, never accuse anyone unless you actually know its true
Oct 22, 2020
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#9
I also suspect this guy is might be cheating. My suspicions are based on three games I saw. If you look at the endgame with him only king left here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10525021/129/1
And moves 39-41 here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10524935/81/1
And move 11 here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10524909/20/1
All these are moves that are nearly impossible to make, yet especially in that first game with him only king left the moves he did to avoid all the checks are perfect. That's 30 moves in a row. Also there is not a single game in his archive where he hangs his king by accident.
I'm not a computer and thus not in the position to accuse anyone of cheating, but this at least seems very suspicious to me. The only proof I have is those games and there is no way to be 100% certain, so I'm deeply sorry if I got this wrong.
Jortaani wrote:
I also suspect this guy is might be cheating. My suspicions are based on three games I saw. If you look at the endgame with him only king left here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10525021/129/1
And moves 39-41 here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10524935/81/1
And move 11 here:
https://www.chess.com/variants/fog-of-war/game/10524909/20/1
All these are moves that are nearly impossible to make, yet especially in that first game with him only king left the moves he did to avoid all the checks are perfect. That's 30 moves in a row. Also there is not a single game in his archive where he hangs his king by accident.
I'm not a computer and thus not in the position to accuse anyone of cheating, but this at least seems very suspicious to me. The only proof I have is those games and there is no way to be 100% certain, so I'm deeply sorry if I got this wrong.
This guy has a third eye. He can predict when the rook is targeting his king from a distance...
Oct 22, 2020
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TheGreekGifter wrote:
He is clearly not cheating, if you used logic then he would have realized that h1 is protected by the knight on f2, its simple, remove the defender! Think about what you say before you say it, never accuse anyone unless you actually know its true
one game, its fine. every single game, it is not fine
So report?
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