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"Theres also no time limit"
++ Then think longer.
Need help beating the 3200 bot. Any advice?

If you play against it 1 billion times at your current rating you might win approximately once, but if you played against it 1 billion times you wouldn't be at your current rating. So I guess the advice is "git gud".
As a difficult but more realistic challenge, you could expect to beat an 800 rated bot 1 in 10 times.
If you play against it 1 billion times at your current rating you might win approximately once, but if you played against it 1 billion times you wouldn't be at your current rating. So I guess the advice is "git gud".
As a difficult but more realistic challenge, you could expect to beat an 800 rated bot 1 in 10 times.
1 in a billion sounds insane.
As for the bots, i can beat the 1100 times at least 1 in 2 times, its the nelson bot 1300 that i cant beat (yet)

If you play against it 1 billion times at your current rating you might win approximately once, but if you played against it 1 billion times you wouldn't be at your current rating. So I guess the advice is "git gud".
As a difficult but more realistic challenge, you could expect to beat an 800 rated bot 1 in 10 times.
1 in a billion sounds insane.
As for the bots, i can beat the 1100 times at least 1 in 2 times, its the nelson bot 1300 that i cant beat (yet)

These super engines are like super cars,can you defeat a car in a race??maybe in bullet or in ultra bullet you can flag i have seen the video where andrew tang flagged stockfish but in classical format its close to impossible i guess

These super engines are like super cars,can you defeat a car in a race??maybe in bullet or in ultra bullet you can flag i have seen the video where andrew tang flagged stockfish but in classical format its close to impossible i guess
Btw the video you saw of Andrew checkmating Leela in ultra was back when Leela was in its infancy. Nowadays, even in ultra, winning against the top engines is completely impossible - in fact, probably even more impossible than in other time controls.

These super engines are like super cars,can you defeat a car in a race??maybe in bullet or in ultra bullet you can flag i have seen the video where andrew tang flagged stockfish but in classical format its close to impossible i guess
Btw the video you saw of Andrew checkmating Leela in ultra was back when Leela was in its infancy. Nowadays, even in ultra, winning against the top engines is completely impossible - in fact, probably even more impossible than in other time controls.
Good point but in video andrew played all stockfish levels available on lichess this highest level 8 of stockfish got checkmated here is the video i was talking about this one.
These super engines are like super cars,can you defeat a car in a race??maybe in bullet or in ultra bullet you can flag i have seen the video where andrew tang flagged stockfish but in classical format its close to impossible i guess
Btw the video you saw of Andrew checkmating Leela in ultra was back when Leela was in its infancy. Nowadays, even in ultra, winning against the top engines is completely impossible - in fact, probably even more impossible than in other time controls.
Good point but in video andrew played all stockfish levels available on lichess this highest level 8 of stockfish got checkmated here is the video i was talking about this one.
thats insane!
im wondering, does he memorize all the moves to make, or stockfish moves? or does he quickly calculate it within 15 seconds.. super impressive

There is no good way to put this, but the bots on Chess.com cheat. Plain and simple. They have some kind of algorithm that gives them an advantage, and it's not fair. I've been playing on the site for years, and I've never once seen a bot lose. It's always the same story: I make a move, and then the bot immediately moves to counter it. Sometimes it's a move that I hadn't even considered, and that's just not right. I'm not the only one who's noticed, either. I've talked to other players, and they all say the same thing. The bots are just too good. They always know what to do, and they never make a mistake. It's not fair to the rest of us. We're just trying to play a game and have some fun, but the bots are ruining it. I'm not sure what Chess.com is doing, but something needs to change. The bots need to be taken down a notch, or at the very least, their algorithm needs to be made public. Otherwise, the game just isn't fair.

There is no good way to put this, but the bots on Chess.com cheat. Plain and simple. They have some kind of algorithm that gives them an advantage, and it's not fair. I've been playing on the site for years, and I've never once seen a bot lose. It's always the same story: I make a move, and then the bot immediately moves to counter it. Sometimes it's a move that I hadn't even considered, and that's just not right. I'm not the only one who's noticed, either. I've talked to other players, and they all say the same thing. The bots are just too good. They always know what to do, and they never make a mistake. It's not fair to the rest of us. We're just trying to play a game and have some fun, but the bots are ruining it. I'm not sure what Chess.com is doing, but something needs to change. The bots need to be taken down a notch, or at the very least, their algorithm needs to be made public. Otherwise, the game just isn't fair.
I know, crazy right!
I have tried so many times, but its so hard to beat. I am lasting longer and longer though, my first game lasted 9, second lasted 15 moves and now i can last much longer but the bot always finds a way to checkmate me.
I would be happy for even a draw. IS it possible? What if i play another 1000 times
Theres also no time limit