Same problem but you can have unlimited game reviews on chesssigma website visit there.
Wrongly given brilliant in game review
The post game analysis is lower strength and can't guarantee there's a brilliant, just that there's a move that sacrifices material or allows material to be captured. Until a full strength review is run it can't tell for sure if the move was good or best
The post game analysis is lower strength and can't guarantee there's a brilliant, just that there's a move that sacrifices material or allow material to be captured. Until a full strength review is run it can't tell for sure if the move was good or best
This wasn't the case 2-3 months ago. Back then you would know how many brilliants you got (if any) right away. I think you should remove "? Brilliant" since it's clickbait. It seems obvious to me that this is a cunning way to exhaust daily free game reviews.
Imagine I tell someone you've won the lottery only to later reveal you've actually won 0 dollars. This system is like that.
This wasn't the case 2-3 months ago. Back then you would know how many brilliants you got (if any) right away. I think you should remove "? Brilliant" since it's clickbait. It seems obvious to me that this is a cunning way to exhaust daily free game reviews.
Imagine I tell someone you've won the lottery only to later reveal you've actually won 0 dollars. This system is like that.
That number wasn't always correct. The values were determined from a faster evaluation and a full review could and often would have a different result.
It feels like the game reviews are very generous at times, like they are more geared towards making us feel good about our game then perhaps being a little more brutally harsh in the way stockfish would be if you analyzed with it off site
I played this game where upon completion it said "? Brilliant" so I naturally clicked on game review to find out which move it was
However upon reviewing it shows 0 Brilliants
Game url https://www.chess.com/game/145064794914
Why are you misleading people into using their free daily game review limit?? A lot of people around my ELO are excited when they get a brilliant. They want to see which move it was.
IMO this is unethical behavior. This has started happening recently.