They don't.
Does chess.com scan unrated games with friends for fair play?
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um... I don't know
I use lichess.org and rarely go onto chess.com
Mar 23, 2021
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Well, if you are just using an engine for fun against your friends unrated, I don’t know.
well, Chess.com can see if you're following the engine or not.
Mar 23, 2021
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AunTheKnight wrote:
Well, if you are just using an engine for fun against your friends unrated, I don’t know.
Chess.com allows engines in unrated play if both players agree to it beforehand.
Mar 23, 2021
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iofferyoutoresign wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
Well, if you are just using an engine for fun against your friends unrated, I don’t know.
Chess.com allows engines in unrated play if both players agree to it beforehand.
Wait, how will they know whether both agreed?
Mar 23, 2021
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#10
AunTheKnight wrote:
iofferyoutoresign wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
Well, if you are just using an engine for fun against your friends unrated, I don’t know.
Chess.com allows engines in unrated play if both players agree to it beforehand.
Wait, how will they know whether both agreed?
they don't, and they don't check for it either. ive just seen mods say this a lot in different forums.
Mar 23, 2021
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#11
ajl721x wrote:
Probably because of the agreement part, one player might report his/her opponent for cheating.
It can be hard to tell though. What if they just played well? I have got 98% accuracy once, engine worthy.
Mar 23, 2021
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#12
AunTheKnight wrote:
ajl721x wrote:
Probably because of the agreement part, one player might report his/her opponent for cheating.
It can be hard to tell though. What if they just played well? I have got 98% accuracy once, engine worthy.
cap score isn't how they detect cheating.
Mar 23, 2021
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#13
calvinto wrote:
I use lichess.org and rarely go onto chess.com
Nice using the l word
Mar 23, 2021
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#14
iofferyoutoresign wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
ajl721x wrote:
Probably because of the agreement part, one player might report his/her opponent for cheating.
It can be hard to tell though. What if they just played well? I have got 98% accuracy once, engine worthy.
cap score isn't how they detect cheating.
Right, but if someone was reported for cheating by someone, how else would they figure out?
calvinto wrote:
I use lichess.org and rarely go onto chess.com
*loochess
AunTheKnight wrote:
iofferyoutoresign wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
ajl721x wrote:
Probably because of the agreement part, one player might report his/her opponent for cheating.
It can be hard to tell though. What if they just played well? I have got 98% accuracy once, engine worthy.
cap score isn't how they detect cheating.
Right, but if someone was reported for cheating by someone, how else would they figure out?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knvySXCNfd8
I pinky swear it isnt a rick roll
Mar 23, 2021
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#18
AunTheKnight wrote:
iofferyoutoresign wrote:
AunTheKnight wrote:
ajl721x wrote:
Probably because of the agreement part, one player might report his/her opponent for cheating.
It can be hard to tell though. What if they just played well? I have got 98% accuracy once, engine worthy.
cap score isn't how they detect cheating.
Right, but if someone was reported for cheating by someone, how else would they figure out?
They check the rated games?
Mar 23, 2021
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#19
alexandreina wrote:
So they don't care about engine use in unrated games? I've seen some people do it, got me wondering..
There must be some formal agreement it hink
See title