Memorize puzzles and premove all the moves I think.
Crazy Endgame Scores

I think most of those people memorize the problems thoroughly and then just premove everything. Although, I could be wrong because the computer could still take an insanely long time to “think” in that scenario.

The mates, are a lot simpler then you think memorize those and you can easily drop the time and of course premoving.

cheating obviously. i doubt even the 9 seconds ones are possible even if you memorize all 5 problems and repeat it ..
but the ones faster than that are just disappearing soon after being submitted.
just seen one hit 2 seconds.. hit refresh and its gone.

I think most of those people memorize the problems thoroughly and then just premove everything. Although, I could be wrong because the computer could still take an insanely long time to “think” in that scenario.
Yeah, just the sheer time of the computer responding seems to be longer than 6 seconds for me lol

cheating obviously. i doubt even the 9 seconds ones are possible even if you memorize all 5 problems and repeat it ..
but the ones faster than that are just disappearing soon after being submitted.
just seen one hit 2 seconds.. hit refresh and its gone.
I see
go to @fantomechess's chess.com profile and he has youtube videos on how he gets crazy times like that

go to @fantomechess's chess.com profile and he has youtube videos on how he gets crazy times like that
oh cool, thanks

i remember when they just came out i tried to get a decent time on the mate with queen vs king, and i think i got top 5 in the uk. you basically just remember all the moves and premove

go to @fantomechess's chess.com profile and he has youtube videos on how he gets crazy times like that
And how I used to beat him
Hi all,
I was just wondering how in Chess.com's new Endgames feature, there are so many people completing these exercises in absolutely crazy times. For instance, I was checking out the 2 rooks endgame section, and was astounded to find that the top scores were like this:
Just curious - I know that these scores don't really matter