In analysis, these extra moves are in parentheses below the moves actually played in the game. The moves are described with "The game may have continued ... " and gives the best engine moves for both sides to just give you a glimpse of what might have happened.
Moves I did not make - did computer take over?
When looking at the analysis the engine offers a way the game could have continued, unless the game ended in checkmate obviously. So it offers a couple of moves of the best continuation if the game didn't end there.
Ive had the same thing happen in multiple games only difference is I lost with as much 5 minutes remaining and up on my opponent.
I would hate to think someone can hack the system.
Ive had the same thing happen in multiple games only difference is I lost with as much 5 minutes remaining and up on my opponent.
I would hate to think someone can hack the system.
Please read posts #2 and #3
Ive had the same thing happen in multiple games only difference is I lost with as much 5 minutes remaining and up on my opponent.
I would hate to think someone can hack the system.
When you don't read the OP's post...
Hello,
I was playing a game online with someone, which I won (not gloating - relevance of this I'll explain). I was waiting for the opponent to take a move with 2mins on their clock and nothing happened. The game ended as me winning and I got the points. I don't know why the opponent didn't move for 2 mins, I'm sure they could have done something about it (unless they lost internet connection).
Anyway, looking at the analysis - there were 3 more moves that myself and the opponent made, but I did not see these taking place during the game. I certainly did not make those moves myself. They were pretty good moves too, so it looked like a computer was finishing the game for me.
Very weird. Is there some setting that does this? Any information appreciated.
Thankyou.