I noticed that if you play against the higher computers like stockfish, if you start the game with a weird move like h4-h5, they spend time. So, it would be easy to beat them in 10 sec. That's just a theory though
Why does a computer decline your challenge if the time control is under 1 min.?
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Oct 27, 2020
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MegaCharizardLeo wrote:
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Probably related to the fact that latency to opponents are variable and there isn't a good way to configure them to not time out all the time.
because stockfish doesn't move 0.1 sec/move
and could get flagged or farmed lol
Oct 27, 2020
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OK, thanks, that makes sense now. Why are the computer's rapid ratings all so low though?
probably the rapid is like USCF or smth
Oct 27, 2020
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MegaCharizardLeo wrote:
OK, thanks, that makes sense now. Why are the computer's rapid ratings all so low though?
The engines in Live get their ratings just like members, by winning and losing games.
Oct 27, 2020
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Yeah, I suppose computers blitz and bullet ratings are so high because they play fast
2Ke2_TH30RYz írta:
and could get flagged or farmed lol
This game was unrated but still I won: https://www.chess.com/live/game/5647590678
maybe chess.com wants is to play slower time controls? (I'm not sure)