Yes. It's easy to do so. Some games end up really fast so the faster it ends, the easier it is to have 100%
Some famous gambits and traps can lead to very early checkmates leading to 100% accuracy scores.
My favorites are the fried liver and the traxler.
Is it possible to get 100% accuracy in a game?
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May 7, 2024
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#1383
I have seen 100% games between novices. It was 7 moves, white won by resignation and played 3 book moves I think, 1 brilliant move and the rest were best
May 7, 2024
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#1384
DaTrueSliverwolf wrote:
I have seen 100% games between novices. It was 7 moves, white won by resignation and played 3 book moves I think, 1 brilliant move and the rest were best
I think as long as it's book moves you get 100% accuracy. You just described a handful of my games playing the blackmar-diemer, Ryder gambit.
May 8, 2024
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#1386
I just had a 21 move game rated OTB over the weekend where I had 100% at maximum depth. I have had at least one other 100% game online. And believe me I'm not that good.
People who say it is "practically impossible" or anything of the sort don't know what they're talking about.
May 8, 2024
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#1387
For those of you who said no, you did not experience a rare chance like me. I played somebody and played 1 e4, 2 Nf3 3 Nc3-all book moves, then resigned so I won’t make any other type of move. I got 100% accuracy.
I agree with you, Pokervane!
May 30, 2024
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#1390
Last month I had a 100% accuracy in a game. I played the Traxler against the Fried Liver and my opponent chose one of the 4 of 6 squares for his king that leads to death.
Not unless you think computers have already solved the game of chess. The computer can say you played 100% based upon its depth level but it still isn't 100%.
May 31, 2024
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#1393
yes,if you didn't make any moves you can't make any mistakes.So 100.0
Well i got 100% accuracy but i would say my opponent didn't knew about my fried liver attack.
Anyway here it is
u can go to my profile and search for it anyway -_-
Yes.
It's possible to get 100.00 accuracy I played someone who had it (posted on jun 23 2024)
Jul 1, 2024
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#1397
Yes, But only if you use book moves. For Example, if you play D4 the D5 and either you or your opponent resigns both of you get 100% accuracy.
People saying it's impossible aren't even looking at how old this thread is and how many examples people have posted already of their own little %100 accuracy games
Jul 2, 2024
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#1399
No, not if you actually try to play a game