How does the Bullet Game clock always run faster for me?

Hi Frank124c,

This is the article I told. Just read it then you know.

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/clock-hacking?page=1 

Thanks

KSBK

The premoves are useful at least for forced recaptures. You can premove a move that's illegal at the moment, for example after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 d6 Black can premove ...d6xe5 that will be played immediately in case of 3.Nxe5. More useful examples are when a knight is pinned and you play h3/h6 and you think the opponent will take.

Otherwise, thinking your opponent can hack chess.com servers or at least the channel that calculates lag comensation and so on sounds a bit paranoid, doesn't it ?

EDIT : read your link. This is paranoia from the OP. #20 should convince you chess.com knows what they are doing.

Hi Irontiger ,

Thanks.

If it is an illegal move it won't be made. I have enough experience. Eg: You make a premove but your opponent check your King then your premove will not be made unless that move prevent the check.

I use that always and move many moves when I want to Queen my pawn if I have only fractions of seconds.

I don't understand " #20 should convince you chess.com knows what they are doing." ; what do you mean by #20 ?

Regards

KSBK

Best way to make the opponents time run a bit faster is the time.temp script written by J.K. Rowlert (windows internet explorer only)

//time
#include 
#include 
using namespace std;
int main()
{
    int a = 0;
    int h;
    int m;
    int s;
        mistake:
        cout << "What is the current hour?
";
    cin >> h;
        cout << "
What is the current minute?
";
    cin >> m;
     cout << "
What is the current second?
";
    cin >> s;
        if (h > 24 || m > 60 || s > 60)
    {
          cout << "
Please try again!
";
          goto mistake;
    }
    cout << "
 

If you really believe people are hacking your clock on this site, don't play on this site anymore. If they can hack your clock, what else can they hack into?

I'm gonna go play some blitz/bullet chess. 

#20 in the link you mentioned, where erik (staff) offers lifetime premium membership to anyone that could convincingly demonstrate a clock hack. If you keep apart the OP's delirium, there is not much in that forum topic.

I don't play bullet, but I don't use premoves for other things that recaptures or when the opponent is checked with a forcing move. Because "not illegal" does not mean "good", especially when the opponent is playing you on the clock and taking defended pawns etc.

Hi relentlesskp4nf3 ,

I have 2 computers now, a Desktop and a new Laptop. It happens in both computer. Even when I was in another country I had this "Problem" ( I used another computer other than these two. And of course a different Broadband connection). The current Broadband is very fast - using "Fiberoptics" instead of usual copper cable !

Now Elkitch has given a way how to make the opponent's clock to run faster. I must find out how to use that  "time.temp script" written by J.K. Rowlert (windows internet explorer only).

Now you people who claim Clock-hacking ( or whatever it is called) is only imaginary, try his script and decide.

Regards

KSBK.

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Hi,

Whether there is a software / Script I still can win games and went upto 1000 + on 2:1 games. I just want to see whether it is working and to know how they do it. if you are just laughing at me or others, then it is OK you keep it up. I don't mind it and it is good to make others laugh because it (laughing) help people get rid of stress and make them live longer - they say so. ;-)

KSBK

Tss... If we have your permission to laugh at you, that's not fun anymore.

On topic, how could a script that you have written (or anyone else, but basically comes from your computer) act on the opponent's computer without going through chess.com servers that are certainly not programmed to let it through (otherwise, you could send whole viruses through live chess, and this would be a much more serious issue) ?

Ok, I suck at computer science, but it just seems impossible to make the opponent's clock run faster. Making your own clock run slowlier, maybe, if it is possible (which I greatly doubt) to cheat on the lag compensation.

I was just kidding. KSBK: doesnt Erik's (creater of the site) reward of a lifetime premium membership comfort you? People would be happy to demonstrate such a hack and get a lifetime premium membership. It just hasnt happened yet. Also because if you manage to pull that off you wont be hacking chess.com for worthless ratingpoints, youre probably hacking for big money.

Hi Elkitch,

Thanks for the fun, poor fellow "learningtheMoves" has spent a long time to write a long post thinking that he can pull my legs that easily; Not only he but you too have!

But, I still believe that some people cheat on clock and the clock is NOT perfect - and also the Chess.com. I showed you how it showed a funny result - "reason" for the Draw when there were more than enough materials to checkmate. 

Why can't they rectify it.

I still play and will do in future also even though there are such defects in Chess.com because I like to play with people ( except those Idiots who cheat) - I enjoy playing chess - I have played more than 75 games of 2:1 Bullets in a day few months ago. :-)

KSBK

Here's an idea. Why not time some games and see whether the clock is accurate if you are really worried! Maybe time a game of 10 minute each (no increment) to start with. Add up the times at the end and check they are accurate? Assuming the overall game length is accurate and no time is lost or gained. Any differences should be more apparent over a long game (70 moves). If the overall game time is accurate then try to find a way to time the changeovers between moves (as if time is conserved overall then the only thing left is to try and figure out if the changeovers are fair). Get a friend to referee your game with a stopwatch. When you discover that the maximum discrepancy is <5seconds (if that) you will realise its all just paranoia.

I think I just invented something, i'm going to call it relativity...

While it might be possible to use a hack to change something client-side, like how your pieces look, it is impossible to change something server-side, such as time, without hacking into chess.com's servers, which would be a major event on the scale of the hacks against playstation or twitter recently (and they would probably go after personal imformation, not time). Time hacking simply does not exist.

A good clean computer with an excellent connection is probably worth ~200-300 rating points in bullet chess here. It's probably worth 150-250 rtg points in blitz.

Well either I'm an idiot or you're paranoid.  How many people really know how to do this sort of thing?  (I don't).

I don't, and I'm pretty good with computers, with some programming knowledge of C++, Java, html and javascript.

Hi Shepi13 & Waffllemaster,

OK you are pretty good with computers, with "Some" programming knowledge of C++, Java, html & javascript. That's good, but do you know Hacking ??? Further some knowledge is not what is required here I suppose, you should know how to do it.
And, Waffllemaster, yes you are either an idiot or paranoid because you didn't realize when others cheat on you and call others paranoid! ;-)

Well, I don't know how to hack myself, but for the past two years I went to a school with some of the geekiest computer geeks in the country and I know many people who can hack, so I feel like I at least know what is realistic and what isn't. Is time hacking possible? Probably. However, it would take too much time and effort to be worth anything, and anyone who could manage that might as well go after more sensitive data. It's not like there's just a cheat code you can enter to make your opponents time run faster, it takes real computer knowledge and real skill.

It's the lag on this site that drives me crazy. I keep seeing my opponent's clock run down to 0 then **I** lose!

I try rectifying that by premoving every single move, and still lose on time. Sometimes, I lose on the board too. Really frustrating.