5...Bg4?? was this on 'retard' setting?!?!
Solving the Chess.com Computer? Accept the Challenge!
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ok i just checkm8 the chess.com computer twice..on hard (2000+) in 8 moves
feel free to beat that anyone....
Surfin_Squirrel wrote:
ok i just checkm8 the chess.com computer twice..on hard (2000+) in 8 moves
feel free to beat that anyone....
pics or it didn't happen.
Err... move list that is.
orangehonda wrote:
Surfin_Squirrel wrote:
ok i just checkm8 the chess.com computer twice..on hard (2000+) in 8 moves
feel free to beat that anyone....
pics or it didn't happen.
Err... move list that is.
It didn't happen. Unless maybe Morphy actually has been reincarnated, or Fischer faked his own death. Otherwise there is no one here who can beat the Chess.com computer on it's highest level in 8 moves, not even the top GM's.
Hello all,
I have been playing chess in the "Against the Computer" section under the "Play" tab. Obviously, because the Chess.com computer (like all programs) operates on a syntax, it will usually respond to a certain move the same way each time. This being said, I have found a way to beat the computer on Medium (~1600) difficulty in 28 moves total each time. If the first 4 moves look like this:
Then you are set. (Sometimes, the computer will play 4. Nd4 instead of 4. Nge7 as above. In such a case the moves below will not work.) Follow up with these moves and you will win each time:
I am posting this as a sort of challenge to everyone, both to see what move sequences beat the other difficulties of computer the quickest, and to see if anyone can find a quicker method to checkmate the computer on Medium (~1600) than I posted above (28 moves total). Can we solve the Chess.com computer?