I am scared if I am banned if I report someone wrongly. - Chess Forums - Page 2

ChessDude009

Nov 23, 2023

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#21

ustavmegustav1404 wrote:

I report every time I lose so you're good.

I report opponents every time I win as well because with this strategy, I am certified to find every cheater I play with, ever.

KnightyKnight_86

Mar 12, 2025

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#22

I_AM_WINNER_SP wrote:

Don't report all the time when the detection happens and no cheating for a long time then you would might get banned. So please only report when they are suspicious and the accuracy is above 90 and the win rate is above 100.

How does anybody get a win rate above 100?

How would I get a win rate of 105% ?

Please explain.

blessedandchosen

Mar 12, 2025

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#23

Seems like just a good player to me, only 2 brilliant moves?

KnightMare532025

Mar 12, 2025

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#24

KnightyKnight_86 wrote:

I_AM_WINNER_SP wrote:

Don't report all the time when the detection happens and no cheating for a long time then you would might get banned. So please only report when they are suspicious and the accuracy is above 90 and the win rate is above 100.

How does anybody get a win rate above 100?

How would I get a win rate of 105% ?

Please explain.

Same question lol 🤣. Had a hard time understanding what he actually meant.

Gottfried94

Mar 13, 2025

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#25

There are no cheaters on chess dot com. I haven't had my rating returned for losing to a cheater for over a year now. Chess dot com is officially cheater free platform

RubberSoul54

Mar 13, 2025

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#26

What baloney. I had more than one player within the past couple of days stall for over 15 minutes. Obviously they are using other methods to solve their situation. One stalled after his initial move. Nothing happens. This Site just continues to get worse since I joined. Don’t get me wrong there are a lot of great people here. But the bad ones need to be weeded out and just seem to be increasing. I think AI has a lot to do with it unfortunately. People are too lazy to use their brains and can’t accept a loss or lower rating.

xtreme2020

Mar 13, 2025

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#27

My brother in Christ you can’t complain about cheating when your last 2 games are 44 accuracy and you even won one 💀

RubberSoul54

Mar 13, 2025

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#28

Well yeah the rating may have been bad, because I made a bad move with my queen near the end. No doubt that is my fault and a major blunder. But did you see how long that player stalled for? I am not saying I am anywhere near a great player, but running down the clock is suspicious in my opinion. Thanks for responding. God Bless You.

xtreme2020

Mar 13, 2025

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#29

Stalling is generally something that people do just when they’re being toxic, booting up an engine to cheat or something only takes a few seconds. Signs of cheating are usually consistent time usage, winning a lot of games and playing moves that only a computer would. And, God bless you too.

xtreme2020

Mar 13, 2025

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#30

Looking at the game, the 12 minute stall was probably because he got distracted or didn’t notice that it was his move, because it wasn’t a very critical move and his play actually got significantly worse afterwards (which makes some sense as the game got more complicated, but it does mean I don’t think he was using that time to cheat)

RubberSoul54

Mar 13, 2025

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#31

Well if I am wrong I stand corrected. I figured someone would have to possibly use two gadgets. Stalling may not be cheating, but why play and waste someone’s time for a long period of time? It could also be that they are hoping you or others players will tire and hope you resign. Thanks.

tasty_gummy_bear

May 15, 2025

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#32

Sometimes I encounter stalling, I don't know why my opponent is doing so, he does not answer to my messages in the chat, I don't know should I report him or not. Is he just thinking or trying to make my resign.

JayThe10th

May 15, 2025

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#33

smowflake wrote:

Please don’t talk about cheating at all it is not in the policies this is your warning you may get your thread banned or locked.😊

Incorrect. You can't publicly accuse, OP never gave a name.