the "bot" characters on chess.com
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totallynotangry
Jan 15, 2020
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#1
they look like a lot of fun to play against. but if they're bots then I can't just send them a play request. how do you play them, if not just happening to bump into them randomly while in live games?
Jan 15, 2020
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#2
the bots are just using an account with a program forcing them to play with other players
Jan 16, 2020
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#4
totallynotangry wrote:
they look like a lot of fun to play against. but if they're bots then I can't just send them a play request. how do you play them, if not just happening to bump into them randomly while in live games?
https://support.chess.com/article/1044-how-can-i-play-the-rated-bots-in-live-chess
If you are on the app and know their names, you can directly challenge them.
Jan 16, 2020
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#5
I did and never got a response from it. are they live only? bc I think I had requested a daily from one of them.
Jan 16, 2020
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#6
totallynotangry wrote:
I did and never got a response from it. are they live only? bc I think I had requested a daily from one of them.
Yes, they are live only.
Jan 16, 2020
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#7
That's funny. I read this and just played one. It's really no different than playing the computer only you get a reward because they're rated.
Jan 16, 2020
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#8
MikeDoolzinski wrote:
That's funny. I read this and just played one. It's really no different than playing the computer only you get a reward because they're rated.
Each bot plays differently and there is a large range of ratings possible.
Jan 16, 2020
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#9
Martin_Stahl wrote:
MikeDoolzinski wrote:
That's funny. I read this and just played one. It's really no different than playing the computer only you get a reward because they're rated.
Each bot plays differently and there is a large range of ratings possible.
I found a few lame ducks but @Elena-bot just tore me a new. Yeah! One of those. Round thing. Everybody's got one.
Apr 9, 2020
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#10
if I play a bot with an 1100 rating and I win; does that mean that I have the ability to play a human with an 1100 rating and beat them?
Apr 9, 2020
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#11
1828rule wrote:
if I play a bot with an 1100 rating and I win; does that mean that I have the ability to play a human with an 1100 rating and beat them?
Not necessarily.
I can consistently beat all 1200 bots without any assistance. Nelson gives me fits but I can beat him occasionally. I have only won against 1500 bots with assistance (but have only tried once with and once without).
The thing is I am losing to humans in the 600-something range, fairly consistently, in 30 minute games The time element perhaps is a distraction. Something about playing a human is less predictable and it throws me off. I probably have a million thoughts that I don’t have with computer related to what they are thinking. It is like a performance anxiety.
I took a long untimed test and it rated me 1320. Again, the test is untimed and I am not interacting with a real person. I think playing mostly bots and tests does not give you the same experience.
I used elometer dot net (University of Dusseldorf). Takes as long as 76 moves.
Can someone provide a link to the bots? All I can find is the lowest-rated one, Jimmy. Last week I was able to play several of the higher-ranked ones, but now I can't find them. Any help would be appreciated.
Mar 16, 2022
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#17
alphaomegadallas wrote:
Can someone provide a link to the bots? I had it but cannot find now.
Play > Computer
https://www.chess.com/play/computer
