Martin quickly locking threads

Let people discuss the truth, stop posting this pointless stats about how many people have been banned, you're like an annoying robot.

Everyone knows you only catch stupid cheats.

Wow you are naive

If your suspicious of anyone report them if you think they are using assistance

https://support.chess.com/en/articles/8562517-how-do-i-report-someone

It's absoultly USELESS

They do not automatically check these reports - it relies in untold people reporting the same person for them to take notice, they rake in millions and don't spend enough on anti cheating

You know this how, exactly? You're on staff or have a friend who is?

I'll take chess.com's word for it unless I see evidence that I shouldn't.

pointless thread, martin?

Lol all of the Chess.com stooges/simps come out in full support when every titled player that streams talks about the huge cheating problem, even Caruana said there were so many he thinks it's nearly half

"Chess.com takes all reports of cheating very seriously.

Important to Note:

• Reports are a starting point: While reports help flag accounts for review, Chess.com doesn't close accounts based on reports alone.
• Investigations are thorough: Chess.com's system analyzes gameplay factors and statistical algorithms to identify suspicious behavior.
• False accusations can have consequences: If you repeatedly make false accusations, your own account could be subject to restrictions.

How Chess.com Handles Reports:

• Automated Review: Chess.com's system analyzes gameplay factors and statistical algorithms to identify suspicious behavior.
• Human Review: The Fair Play team, which includes experienced players and analysts, reviews reports, investigates accounts, and makes decisions on account closures.

Account Closures: If a player is found to have violated the Fair Play Policy, their account is closed, and they may be banned from creating new accounts."

Go to youtube and just type in 'cheating on chess. com, it's not difficult

Question: how to report the mods

That's absolutely not true.

https://www.chess.com/cheating

That said, the site has posting rules and one of those is that discussions about cheating, potential cheating, or cheat detection are not allowed in the general forums.

The discussion is allowed in the following location:

https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum