Lol I have gotten 97.6
have you guys gotten a game accuracy of 97.2?
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ChessDude009 wrote:
I got 100% once
My accuracy is always 100 %...
But the computer doesn't agree with you.
iamdecentking wrote:
And 97.2 accuracy is a cheater who uses engine
Lol. I used to think that. But I do NOT cheat and now that I'm slightly better and have an opening I'm used to, when I play well I can get over 98%. My latest game is 98.4% and is the highest I know that I've gotten (I only get 1 analysis / day.)
i got one game 97.2 without an engine at all my opponent was just kinda bad so i got the accuracy
Hikaru got more than 100 accuracy and that is everytime
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iamdecentking wrote:
And 97.2 accuracy is a cheater who uses engine
Untrue. I have got 98 before. I guess I am a cheater. Short games end up with higher accuracy because there are fewer moves. For example, on a 10 question quiz, each question is worth 10% of your grade. On a 100 question quiz, each question is worth 1%. Shorter games have a higher chance of having a very high score or a very low one.
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Also, CAPS score is useless to your chess, so no need to stress about it.
lol
yes
Not yet
My best in a game is 98.2 but I once beat a computer with 99.7 it was just a seven move game which I already saw on YouTube by Agadmator so I just played them with memory but the game with 98.2 was a long game but my opponent blundered so I just had to take advantages of obvious blunders
Play accurate chess and you will get a higher score though that number is worthless. Winning the game is the only score that matters. In daily when one has 24 to 72 hours to make a move no need to rush, take your time and getting those high accuracy scores are common.
Um, no? Games will often be short if one person is playing terribly and the other person is playing well. If it’s a short game, there will be less to analyze, and the moves you make will generally be better, so what OP says is entirely possible (I think)
No, I don't think that's how accuracy works. The OP said that his opponent's accuracy was 10%. If your opponent plays terrible, it isn't hard to find good moves.
That’s what I meant, sorry if I made it confusing.