Will Chess ban my account for stuff like this???
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Jul 29, 2024
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I think chess.com has an algorithm that somehow mathematically almost proves whether you were using an engine or not, and it doesn’t even factor accuracy in a ton. At least that’s what I’ve heard, and if you weren’t cheating and just played a good game I don’t think you have anything to be afraid of
Jul 29, 2024
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Looking at the game it does look a little weird, but I’m not gonna pretend to be an expert on cheating, I just think a4 and c3 were pretty strange top engine moves that you played-I might be wrong though you could have had ideas behind them both. However again if you weren’t cheating you probably won’t get banned
a4 was me giving my rook some space, and I usually play moves like that when I'm waiting to see what my opponent will do, cause its a developing move and not hurting me in any way, and I played c3 cause he took on e5 meaning I can't play c4 to trade pawns and threating his queen on d6 when I take on c4. So c3 was just developing a piece again. All I've ever heard is that high accuracy like that means cheating, so I was just wanting some feedback.
In a game of rapid my opponent accused me of cheating when I had a 97.6% accuracy and he had an accuracy of 93%, we both played a good game and overall I felt like I was the better player, we also both had an estimated ELO of 1800 that game. I'm rated 1100 in rapid.
Thoughts??