do you know how to analyze a game? Your opponent made 4 blunders in that game (2 of them in a row!) but you played even worse. Your second move was a mistake for crying out loud. That's not my opinion, that is according to the computer analysis. Your opponent may have been rude, but he most definitely did not cheat. Don't be a sore loser.
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Fair is fair! I'll take it down! Thank you! But this list stays!
Sep 28, 2019
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handsoftime102 wrote:
I will maintain this list and keep it current based and many years of playing chess, game analysis and I will only take it off when chess.com confirms that these players did not cheat. If they were honest I will openly apologize to them, and remove their names. Any one else that wish to add to this list let me know!
Guilty until proven innocent, huh? And you the self-appointed cop? No.
Sep 28, 2019
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Chess.com already has resources to identify cheaters. Much more competent ones than you. Why should anybody trust you to get it right/be honest?
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Sep 28, 2019
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handsoftime102 wrote:
I will maintain this list and keep it current based and many years of playing chess, game analysis and I will only take it off when chess.com confirms that these players did not cheat. If they were honest I will openly apologize to them, and remove their names. Any one else that wish to add to this list let me know!
Ah, guilty until proven innocent I guess..........
Sep 28, 2019
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Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Chess.com already has resources to identify cheaters. Much more competent ones than you. Why should anybody trust you to get it right/be honest?
Didn't you hear him????. hE has an engine! 😉
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Cheating in essence is the audacity to steal 5 minutes of my and your precious time by an immoral criminal. There is no difference between a cheater and a criminal.
There is currently no detergent for anyone that cheats. Chess.com is doing their best to review games and to get rid of cheaters but it is demanding task and most players don't even bother to report cheaters. Every time you play a cheater and lose the game you don't get your score/ credits back. It is also not about being a sore loser! You cannot after every game, go back move by move to analyze each game. We are here to play chess with the little amount of free time we have and to get it wasted by a cheater, who has nothing better to do, is not only an insult but also the blatant theft of the valuable time I have available to play a game! Players who feel that they have been wrongly accused can do exactly what you did and raise a complain to chess.com and stake their case. No doubt that we all make massive and bad moves/ mistakes, but some of these mistakes/ bad moves are made by forced errors through a user playing with an engine. I am never a sore loser just seriously fed-up with users who have no morals and no interest in studying the game.
Please support this effort by being fair, reliable and honest. Don't talk it down by cheap shots like "being a sore loser, there is way more involved than just "being a sore loser"! Thanks for your Reply. Gert.
Sep 28, 2019
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handsoftime102 wrote:
Cheating in essence is the audacity to steal 5 minutes of my and your precious time by an immoral criminal. There is no difference between a cheater and a criminal.
There is currently no detergent for anyone that cheats. Chess.com is doing their best to review games and to get rid of cheaters but it is demanding task and most players don't even bother to report cheaters. Every time you play a cheater and lose the game you don't get your score/ credits back. It is also not about being a sore loser! You cannot after every game, go back move by move to analyze each game. We are here to play chess with the little amount of free time we have and to get it wasted by a cheater, who has nothing better to do, is not only an insult but also the blatant theft of the valuable time I have available to play a game! Players who feel that feel that have been wrongly accused can do exactly what you did and raise a complain to chess.com and stake their case. No doubt that we all make massive and bad moves/ mistakes, but some of these mistakes/ bad moves are made by forced errors through a user playing with an engine. I am never a sore loser just seriously fed-up with users who have no morals who and no interest in studying the game.
Please support this effort by being fair, reliable and honest. Don't talk it down by cheap shots like "being a sore loser, there is way more involved than just "being a sore loser"! Thanks for your Reply. Gert.
Do you realise it takes a lot of time and effort to identify cheaters? And expertise, which you have given no indication of having.
If your time is really so precious, you'll save much more of it by just moving on. Or just report them. This is pure vigilantism.
Sep 28, 2019
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Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Chess.com already has resources to identify cheaters. Much more competent ones than you. Why should anybody trust you to get it right/be honest?
Didn't you hear him????. hE has an engine! 😉
I suspect his engine isn't firing on all cylinders.
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Chess.com already has resources to identify cheaters. Much more competent ones than you. Why should anybody trust you to get it right/be honest?
Didn't you hear him????. hE has an engine! 😉
I suspect his engine isn't firing on all cylinders.
I have found that the most guilty most of the time are those that stand themselves behind the wall, that have the most to say, you know the biggest "braggers" about past glory days and BS! Thanks for you comments! Now stop spamming this forum!
Sep 28, 2019
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#18
handsoftime102 wrote:
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Morphys-Revenge wrote:
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
Chess.com already has resources to identify cheaters. Much more competent ones than you. Why should anybody trust you to get it right/be honest?
Didn't you hear him????. hE has an engine! 😉
I suspect his engine isn't firing on all cylinders.
I have found that the most guilty most of the time are those that stand themselves behind the wall, that have the most to say, you know the biggest "braggers" about past glory days and BS! Thanks for you comments! Now stop spamming this forum!
Thanks for confirming my suspicion.
Reuben_Sammitch wrote:
handsoftime102 wrote:
I will maintain this list and keep it current based and many years of playing chess, game analysis and I will only take it off when chess.com confirms that these players did not cheat. If they were honest I will openly apologize to them, and remove their names. Any one else that wish to add to this list let me know!
Guilty until proven innocent, huh? And you the self-appointed cop? No.
I see you too are one of those that have their "notes" disabled, out fear of what gets posted on your wall? Makes you think. Maybe time for you to self-reflect?
handsoftime102 wrote:
Cheating in essence is the audacity to steal 5 minutes of my and your precious time by an immoral criminal. There is no difference between a cheater and a criminal.
There is currently no detergent for anyone that cheats. Chess.com is doing their best to review games and to get rid of cheaters but it is demanding task and most players don't even bother to report cheaters. Every time you play a cheater and lose the game you don't get your score/ credits back. It is also not about being a sore loser! You cannot after every game, go back move by move to analyze each game. We are here to play chess with the little amount of free time we have and to get it wasted by a cheater, who has nothing better to do, is not only an insult but also the blatant theft of the valuable time I have available to play a game! Players who feel that they have been wrongly accused can do exactly what you did and raise a complain to chess.com and stake their case. No doubt that we all make massive and bad moves/ mistakes, but some of these mistakes/ bad moves are made by forced errors through a user playing with an engine. I am never a sore loser just seriously fed-up with users who have no morals and no interest in studying the game.
Please support this effort by being fair, reliable and honest. Don't talk it down by cheap shots like "being a sore loser, there is way more involved than just "being a sore loser"! Thanks for your Reply. Gert.
I have to agree with the others. Sore loser. Just learn from the experience and move on.
I will maintain this list and keep it current based and many years of playing chess, game analysis and I will only take it off when chess.com confirms that these players did not cheat. If they were honest I will openly apologize to them, and remove their names. Any one else that wish to add to this list let me know!