Has anyone ever beat the "Maximum" 3200 bot?

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AGC-Gambit_YT
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I beaten the maximum bot rating 3200 and beaten with no hints even though I am 7 years old

nice joke

yuandan

https://www.youtube.com/@alandai-m4x

I beat it more than ten times, whether through gambits or regular openings. I've even managed to beat the Maximum level engine (3200) in less than 25 moves.

This is not sarcasm or anything. You can always beat the bot if the engine blunders against your gambit or aggressive attack.

XiangqiZhiSi
yuandan wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/@alandai-m4x

I beat it more than ten times, whether through gambits or regular openings. I've even managed to beat the Maximum level engine (3200) in less than 25 moves.

This is not sarcasm or anything. You can always beat the bot if the engine blunders against your gambit or aggressive attack.

Proof???

xzib1t7
XiangqiZhiSi wrote:
yuandan wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/@alandai-m4x

I beat it more than ten times, whether through gambits or regular openings. I've even managed to beat the Maximum level engine (3200) in less than 25 moves.

This is not sarcasm or anything. You can always beat the bot if the engine blunders against your gambit or aggressive attack.

Proof???

he has done it but it means nothing cause the bot plays very fast and the user can take all the time in the world..its not realistic chess user vs bot game..no one can beat the latest stockfish and engines as strong with the same time.

ColinKSFrancis
yuandan wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/@alandai-m4x

I beat it more than ten times, whether through gambits or regular openings. I've even managed to beat the Maximum level engine (3200) in less than 25 moves.

This is not sarcasm or anything. You can always beat the bot if the engine blunders against your gambit or aggressive attack.

I KNOW!!! I CAN DO IT TO!!!! AND HAVE!!!!! I PROMISE!!!!

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AncientSilverDragon
Hripfria202 wrote:

It's impossible without cheating (which is allowed on chess.com against bots, but it won't count as YOU beat maximum). I don't really believe the 1300 rated players that say that they beat it as even I couldn't do it even one time even with 1 minute. If you play with 1 minute, the computer eventually starts to move faster, and you will eventually blunder many material, and computer will easily checkmate you.

I'm sorry man but that is just untrue.

buzz960

From my experience, Engine/Komodo ratings are heavily inflated, so a GM could probably beat it on a good day.

AGC-Gambit_YT
buzz960 wrote:

From my experience, Engine/Komodo ratings are heavily inflated, so a GM could probably beat it on a good day.

very good day