New players with a win rate nearly 2 to 3 times wins vs losses. I felt cheated.

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Kakashi4343

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in 20 moves each taking 1 to 3 seconds that lead to a perfect checkmate, the issue was he didn't play with this competence the whole game then within seconds each move had a perfect checkmate. I then look at his stats and he's won 80% of his games and is a new player. I also am new, but you can clearly see I have games of pure stupid this didn't feel right at all I looked, and he went on too win another 4 games after. This is what ruins this site imo.

FriedrichsPanda

if it's a new account it could be a higher level player smurfing

tygxc

A win rate >50% indicates to weak opponents.
The real strength of this player is probably above the initial rating given.
So it takes some time and wins for him to rise to his true level.

Kakashi4343

He has 64 wins to 21 loses and a few draws.

magipi
Otto_von_Stalin wrote:

if it's a new account it could be a higher level player smurfing

If it's a new account it could be a higher level player not smurfing.

Kakashi4343

74% win rate is his % that is very high, even pros have a hard time maintaining that kind of win %...

magipi
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

Kakashi4343
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

For a incredibly high rated player like you to ask such a absurd question how many games have you seen where a person was down 8 points and pulls a brilliant move to completely shift a game from a loss to a win? Hikaru vs Magnus and many, many others. My point was very simple to understand. With respect.

Kakashi4343
Kakashi4343 wrote:
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

For a incredibly high rated player like you to ask such a absurd question how many games have you seen where a person was down 8 points and pulls a brilliant move to completely shift a game from a loss to a win? Hikaru vs Magnus and many, many others. My point was very simple to understand. With respect.

This is very rare with sub 1,000 elo and if your opponent was blundering the whole game then comes at you with 20 best moves and a brilliant you of course would say yea I think thats perfectly normal, and then you see they win nearly 75% of all their games that would fit perfectly with the blundering for 20 of 40 moves also right? Ok I will just have to yield to your superior chess skill here, because you are a genius chess player and I have respect for that.

magipi
Kakashi4343 wrote:
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

For a incredibly high rated player like you to ask such a absurd question how many games have you seen where a person was down 8 points and pulls a brilliant move to completely shift a game from a loss to a win? Hikaru vs Magnus and many, many others. My point was very simple to understand. With respect.

Would you care to show an example game?

I can't remember any Hikaru vs Magnus game where that happened.

Kakashi4343
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

For a incredibly high rated player like you to ask such a absurd question how many games have you seen where a person was down 8 points and pulls a brilliant move to completely shift a game from a loss to a win? Hikaru vs Magnus and many, many others. My point was very simple to understand. With respect.

Would you care to show an example game?

I can't remember any Hikaru vs Magnus game where that happened.

I can't post the game, that would be against the rules here. Look down my games to my last loss.

Kakashi4343
Kakashi4343 wrote:
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:
magipi wrote:
Kakashi4343 wrote:

My opponent was getting beaten the whole game then suddenly pulls a perfect attack in seconds that was a perfect checkmate,

Example game?

If they are so beaten, how can they launch a mating attack at all?

For a incredibly high rated player like you to ask such a absurd question how many games have you seen where a person was down 8 points and pulls a brilliant move to completely shift a game from a loss to a win? Hikaru vs Magnus and many, many others. My point was very simple to understand. With respect.

Would you care to show an example game?

I can't remember any Hikaru vs Magnus game where that happened.

I can't post the game, that would be against the rules here. Look down my games to my last loss.

Hikaru had two passed pawns and still couldn't convert a win... In a game against Magnus..

Kakashi4343

My last loss in rapid, not blitz as I loss constantly in blitz, just not good with it at all.

magipi

In your last lost game, there was no brilliant counterattack by white. He simply noticed that he had mate in 2, quite out of the blue. A player rated 1000 is allowed to notice mate in 2, that is not a reasonable basis for accusation.

Kakashi4343
magipi wrote:

In your last lost game, there was no brilliant counterattack by white. He simply noticed that he had mate in 2, quite out of the blue. A player rated 1000 is allowed to notice mate in 2, that is not a reasonable basis for accusation.

And his incredible win rate also normal? You can say mate in 2 yes absolutely, again for much of the game he wasn't spoting these attacks. Then had a flurry of strong moves that put him in a postion to mate in two. As I had said at the beginning of our discussion I got over confident in my position and let my guard down as such, I said that could've been the cause. I also said that I felt cheated not that my op cheated. I also said you were a superior chess player and as such yielded to your opinion. I hope your referring to the rapid loss and not the terrible blitz loss I just had.

idk13243

Report him if youre that suspicious, probably was a higher rated player smurfing

medelpad
I saw the game, there was no brilliant counterattack and you just blundered, 2 times in a row actually. The opponent having a high win rate is because the account is new, your opponent seemed to have picked 400 as the starting rating and because of that had to win a ton of games to get to their real strenght
Kakashi4343

I think magpi is correct. I did blunder allowing the two move checkmate. I was up 6 to 8 points most of the game only to loss terribly at the end. I just looked at his win rate of 75% and couldn't understand how he allowed me to get, so many points ahead of him then just slapped me like nothing at the end of the game. I learned from it.

Kakashi4343
1e4c6O-1 wrote:
I saw the game, there was no brilliant counterattack and you just blundered, 2 times in a row actually. The opponent having a high win rate is because the account is new, your opponent seemed to have picked 400 as the starting rating and because of that had to win a ton of games to get to their real strenght

Fair enough I have a lot to learn.