I was recently awarded gold membership, and in the past three days I have gotten a brilliant move. Today, I decided to check out the same move on a free account, and it merely says it is excellent. Why is this happening? Is Chess.com trying to throw in "brilliant" moves to paid players, in an attempt to make them think that they are improving their chess skill and thus should continue their membership?
Hmm. It's possible there is another explanation.
The review could simply have run at a different depth.
They also recently changed the analysis and the definition of some things like brilliant moves.
I was recently awarded gold membership, and in the past three days I have gotten a brilliant move. Today, I decided to check out the same move on a free account, and it merely says it is excellent. Why is this happening? Is Chess.com trying to throw in "brilliant" moves to paid players, in an attempt to make them think that they are improving their chess skill and thus should continue their membership?