2) you probably just suck
3) If you don’t like it, go somewhere else
why is everyone cheating?
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Apr 26, 2018
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1) Reported for multi-accounting
2) you probably just suck
3) If you don’t like it, go somewhere else
2) you probably just suck
3) If you don’t like it, go somewhere else
They cheat because they have fragile egos.
close your account and start a new one where you start at 1200 so you can play with the non cheaters and with normal skill set...
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Apr 26, 2018
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DMark4 wrote:
thank you for the advice. The last I knew, it was not illegal to have multiple accounts!
1) Reported for multi-accounting
2) you probably just suck
3) If you don’t like it, go somewhere else
@jdroli:
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Apr 26, 2018
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jdroli1070 wrote:
DMark4 wrote:
1) Reported for multi-accounting
2) you probably just suck
3) If you don’t like it, go somewhere else
thank you for the advice. The last I knew, it was not illegal to have multiple accounts!
was always illegal
catdogorb wrote:
Also, to some extent, lower rated players play with less fear: because they don't know enough to be afraid.
So they may ignore your threats and attack fearlessly and again it gives the illusion of being a good player (when they happen to be right, and your moves can be ignored for now).
just realized this is very true. their odd moves can be surprisingly unpleasantly.
all kinds of craziness in the sub-1000; i just crawled out of there
throw into that craziness some of the player population who start to learn some tactics- but are still oblivious to opponent threats- and you get a maelstrom of half baked tactical grenades being launched all over the place coupled with catastrophic blunders
i got out alive and it was in this bracket where i finally learned to defend the scholar's mate and all of the sinister ways some of those 3 year old 900's try to throw it at you
throw into that craziness some of the player population who start to learn some tactics- but are still oblivious to opponent threats- and you get a maelstrom of half baked tactical grenades being launched all over the place coupled with catastrophic blunders
i got out alive and it was in this bracket where i finally learned to defend the scholar's mate and all of the sinister ways some of those 3 year old 900's try to throw it at you
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catdogorb wrote:
canadian1234 wrote:
How do they do that?
1- Before playing with "dljweaver" his score was 1720 in bullet...I beat him than went to 1607 (see picture of his stats) some players for some reason either "gain" over 100 points or lose 100 points in a single game with the same points are their opponents.......so....How do they do that?
Because of the glicko RD stat. Look at his page:
https://www.chess.com/stats/live/bullet/dljweaver
A high RD means the rating system considers your rating unreliable, and so you can gain and lose 100s of points each game.
But after every game, your rating is considered a little more reliable, and you'll gain and lose less and less. His RD is high because his account is new. (Your RD will also go up a little each day you don't play, but it might takes months to get it as high as a new player's RD).
For a new player, after 10 or 20 games, your RD will be a normal amount, and you'll be winning and losing the standard amount (about 10 points for a win vs an equally rated opponent).
By the way your RD is 17... among the lowest I've seen. I'd guess you play 20+ games a day, nearly every day. It's really hard to keep it that low.
Thank you catdogorb....It makes sense now.......cheers
Bet the forum is gonna be locked
chuck_fess70 wrote:
The only thing I'm cheating at is your girlfriend who told me I'm much better in bed yesterday.
Reported
Yeah. I would e dumped her and gotten another.
Apr 26, 2018
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#20
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I have never seen the level of cheating on this site than ever before! I play a different account where I do a lot of experimenting., i.e. play unorthodox moves and such. As a result, my rating on this account is like 800 rapid game. Well, you would think that the play would reflect the lower rated players. But no, these novices constantly pull amazing moves out of their butts! A 700 - 800 level player can't come up with the kind of moves that these SFBs consistently come up with! But then when I come back to my regular account and play those with a little higher ratings, 1200 - 1300, they play with normal skill set. How do lower rated players stay in the 700 level range if they never lose?