Against computer software?

Hi! I would like to check this game:

[game removed -- MOD]

. My opponent did not mistakes and blunders. He had only excellent and good moves and one inaccuracy. His rating is near 1600. I tried very hard. I am facing this to some extent. My strategy mistake was 4.c4 and τhe analysis of the computer shows that the most correct move was exd5. This mistake determined the game. But i wander if there was cheating.

The analysis:

with respect siriusA1V

And offcourse this inaccuracy was terrible:

8. Nxe5(-1.27 → -2.79) Inaccuracy.

Not the place to call others out, ask one of the chess staff

baptistpreach I think you have right. Iam not good iam intermediate and i make lots of blunders. But he played almost perfect. it seems from computer analysis.

I'd say you lost in the opening. 3.Bd3 is not strong, purely a defensive move that blocks your queen's line and gives up some control on the d-file. 4. c4 compounds it.

French defence Schlechter variation

Your opponent was not cheating. That's it. 

of course c4 was terrible mistake

so was a fantastic player. I would like play some other time again

I think chess.com analysis counts an inaccuracy as any move that loses more than 1/2 a pawn evaluation from the computer's suggested "best move".

This means you can achieve a lost game in less than 10 moves and the computer might not even call you out for an inaccuracy. I recommend you give your opponents the benefit of the doubt. GMs have played accurate games before, many players have. Now if they do this 10+ games in a row, then it might be time to be suspicious, but I think many chess players are over-suspicious when their opponent plays a good game 

This game became an endgame rather quickly and compared to complex positions, it can be relatively easy to play accurately in simple positions (up a piece from the opening in an endgame is a good example of this)

you are wellcome jose-1

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