I won 400 elo points in 20 days

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chesssky2

yes very exposed why people support him is beyond me

Alltheusernamestaken
chessguy1012 wrote:

yes very exposed why people support him is beyond me

Why people doesn't is beyond me. Your argument is a few games that someone picked where I play good.
I could do the same to you and it would seem like you cheat too meh.png

Alltheusernamestaken
PardonMyBlunders wrote:

You are obviously cheating in some games, Diamond members can anlyze CAPS for your games and there we see that a 90+ caps can come about with 55% best moves only, putting someone at elo 2200 or so. So 95-100% best moves means obvious cheating has taken place, otherwise you'd be at a level of chess performance much higher than the world champion Carlsen. It pays to be a diamond member. We can see stats from your games that non-diamond members can't. JFYI

This is the same argument that have beem used 20 times in this threads: "but you have very good games" so? This proofs nothing, go check my games it happens very little times.

Also I think I know why I may have more miniatures than usual, I'm really into opening theory and I prepare lots of traps and sharp lines (on my profile you can see the threads I did about some of them) so sometimes my opponent doesn't makes a good choice in a critical position and I just exploit it a lot so it gives me matches with a high % of best moves, It's not my coming up with those moves, it's me knowing what I have to move and all the ideas of the position

For example, now I'm using the Deutz gambit and I'm wining a piece before move 10 on this line quite frequently

I know that whatever I say won't be enough for some of you but it's all I can do.

Alltheusernamestaken
PardonMyBlunders wrote:

If that really is the case then I would advise you to set opponent strength in options to -50  +400 for the games you seek(in fact I advise that to everyone). Gambits are fun against 1000-1500 rated players but players 1700 and up usually will NOT lose a piece before move 10, they'll just gambit some pawn back with ok center control,get castled and leave you with a prospectless position,wondering what went wrong. I've been there myself. Gambits are bad for your chess improvement mkayy. They'll make you plateau, mkaayy

I feel that +400 is too much... I have -200 +200

chesssky2
BobbyPhisher960 wrote:

He isn't cheating.

how can you say that

staples13

I just analyzed his two draws with Deirdre Skye and he had a CAPS score over 99 both games as did Deirdre Skye. To put that into perspective Magnus Carlsen has a CAPS score of 98.35 and Garry Kaparov of 98.01, so either both of them happened to outplay the greatest chess players of all time back to back games or something fishy is going on. Ill give Deirdre Skye the benefit of the doubt since he's a 2300 rated player, but Alltheusernamestaken is rated 1500, and to consistently outplay Magnus Carlsen, FIscher, and Kaparov speaks for itself

staples13

he's got literally dozens of blitz games with CAPS scores over 99. 

chesssky2

says it speaks so much, you know, it even screams, it screams STOCKFISH

chesssky2

it is made of stock and can be installed

Alltheusernamestaken
staples13 wrote:

I just analyzed his two draws with Deirdre Skye and he had a CAPS score over 99 both games as did Deirdre Skye. To put that into perspective Magnus Carlsen has a CAPS score of 98.35 and Garry Kaparov of 98.01, so either both of them happened to outplay the greatest chess players of all time back to back games or something fishy is going on. Ill give Deirdre Skye the benefit of the doubt since he's a 2300 rated player, but Alltheusernamestaken is rated 1500, and to consistently outplay Magnus Carlsen, FIscher, and Kaparov speaks for itself

You keep coming back as you have nothing to do with your life. Those games are 7 DAY PER MOVE and I have a 70% best move if analyzed in fast and 60% with my stockifsh 9+.

Try as hard as you want dude but it's you who cheated your way to 2k+

Alltheusernamestaken

And I'm not even gonna feed you trolls

Alltheusernamestaken

In the second game I have less than 70% on fast analysis and it was a drawn endgame, it was drawn at move 26 but we played a bit more so add more 'best moves' becouse everything that doesn't blunder is a best move. Also it was a 3 fold repetition so add 3 more 'best moves' in a 37 move game.

You and your arguments are just sad.

forked_again
staples13 wrote:

I just analyzed his two draws with Deirdre Skye and he had a CAPS score over 99 both games as did Deirdre Skye. To put that into perspective Magnus Carlsen has a CAPS score of 98.35 and Garry Kaparov of 98.01, so either both of them happened to outplay the greatest chess players of all time back to back games or something fishy is going on. Ill give Deirdre Skye the benefit of the doubt since he's a 2300 rated player, but Alltheusernamestaken is rated 1500, and to consistently outplay Magnus Carlsen, FIscher, and Kaparov speaks for itself

I don't know what CAPS score is but you can't really use it as proof that the guy is cheating while at the sme time giving Deirdre the benefit of the doubt.  You make it sound nearly impossible to get that score, but Deirdre got it as well? Maybe it's not as hard as you think it is.  

Alltheusernamestaken
forked_again wrote:
staples13 wrote:

I just analyzed his two draws with Deirdre Skye and he had a CAPS score over 99 both games as did Deirdre Skye. To put that into perspective Magnus Carlsen has a CAPS score of 98.35 and Garry Kaparov of 98.01, so either both of them happened to outplay the greatest chess players of all time back to back games or something fishy is going on. Ill give Deirdre Skye the benefit of the doubt since he's a 2300 rated player, but Alltheusernamestaken is rated 1500, and to consistently outplay Magnus Carlsen, FIscher, and Kaparov speaks for itself

I don't know what CAPS score is but you can't really use it as proof that the guy is cheating while at the sme time giving Deirdre the benefit of the doubt.  You make it sound nearly impossible to get that score, but Deirdre got it as well? Maybe it's not as hard as you think it is.  

Deirdre got more best moves than me on both games, I'm not even sure how I barely managed to steal the draw on the second game, I think he could have won

forked_again
PardonMyBlunders wrote:

With -200, if your rating is to rise, it'll rise much slower than it could be rising. Think about it. This is counter intuitive, but correct nonetheless. You'd think you'd have more wins with -200, right?=sounds intuitively right)? Well what happens is one plays 4   -150 opponents,wins 4 games and then along comes a -200 opponent, you have a bad game and lose, and BANG!! the points you got from the 5 games are all lost at once, thus meaning you wasted your time and gained nothing by those 4 wins and only one loss. Now imagine  -50   +400. You'll MOSTLY be playing against your own rating anyway. MOST + 400 guys  won't have -400 to the left in their settings anyway. So if you lose to a couple of +250's your rating won't sink that much at all. When you win against one of those, it's +25 points or even more for you. And when you play equal rated players it's mostly 50-50 result-wise, he who applies himself more during the game usually wins, when the players are equally matched. Why would one anyway want to be winning against -200's ? I already know I am better than those players, no fun playing them!

It works either way. Playing more lower ratings mean you need to win more to progress, playing more higher means you will win less but get more for your wins.  The problem with your suggestion is that losing more often than you win totally sucks.  Its bad for your confidence and bad for your enjoyment, and I don't think its good for learning either.  

congrandolor

Is not this the guy who complained about nonsense topics getting attention and comments? what a paradox.

staples13
Alltheusernamestaken wrote:

In the second game I have less than 70% on fast analysis and it was a drawn endgame, it was drawn at move 26 but we played a bit more so add more 'best moves' becouse everything that doesn't blunder is a best move. Also it was a 3 fold repetition so add 3 more 'best moves' in a 37 move game.

You and your arguments are just sad.

You are so easy to disprove. If you're going to lie at least do it well.

 

staples13
Excellent 30 31
Good 6 5
Inaccuracy (?!) 1 1
Mistake (?) 0 0
Blunder (??) 0 0
Forced 0 0
Best Move 69.7% 78.8%
CAPS  99.22 99.05
Avg. Diff 0.07 0.08
staples13

What's even more impressive is you played the last 25 moves perfectly. Every single time you failed to play the best move was in the first 12 moves

staples13

Here are the CAPS scores for the first game you two played.

Excellent 42 42
Good 7 7
Inaccuracy (?!) 0 0
Mistake (?) 0 0
Blunder (??) 0 0
Forced 0 0
Best Move 71.1% 71.1%
CAPS  99.04 99.34
Avg. Diff 0.05 0.06

Incredible in both games you guys managed to outplay by far the strongest human players to ever play the game and you guys did it for two consecutive games!

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