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I am playing in an ongoing tournament and noticed the top player has been banned from RHP. What is the cause of this ? I have seen it before and am curious why this happens.
Ableheart Too
Ableheart Too
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooBecause their games have been tested against appropriate engines and it's been decided that they had engine assistance in their games. When they used to publish the banned list, it showed up as TOS clause 3(b).
I am playing in an ongoing tournament and noticed the top player has been banned from RHP. What is the cause of this ? I have seen it before and am curious why this happens.
Ableheart Too
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooBasically, computers play so differently from humans that if somebody has above 90% of their moves matching a computer's top 3 move choices it is certain that they are cheating.
How can it be determined if a player has gained assistance from a chess program ?
I mean a good move is a good move. The clever player would simply make a mediocre move occasionally, to thwart any determination of wrongdoing. I am not saying computer assistance can't be discerned. I am just curious how it is done.
Even if certain position based moves ...[text shortened]... is to say it's not a human player who has learned from studying computer play ?
Abel Hart 2
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooThe player also could have been banned for other reasons than cheating. Such as harassment of other players, or multiple accounts, etc. We don't know for sure anymore since the banned players list has been removed. The banned players list use to tell you what they were banned for. I think it would be nice if the list was brought back.
I am playing in an ongoing tournament and noticed the top player has been banned from RHP. What is the cause of this ? I have seen it before and am curious why this happens.
Ableheart Too
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooThe game mods have almost all chess engines on the market downloaded on Fritz or some other similar program. They then run games played threw fritz or the similar program, to see what moves match engines and which ones. It's very clear to them when all your moves match a certain engine, every move, or even 80% or 90% of the time that you're cheating, and using that particular engine in that game or games.
once read that Deep Thought ( dated, I know...) had access to records of thousands of GM level tournament games and would base it's response in active play based on the congruence of the current game to these record(s), i.e., it "played" just like the best human players.
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooRHP can't check everyone to be a cheat, Game Mods start with the suspicions.
Kasparov has advocated the so called Hyper Chess where human opponents match off with chess computer assistance. It could be interesting, like horse racing.
I match my mind and horse against yours.
At any rate it is difficult to believe that all of the games played at this site could be checked for chess computer assistance. A player might even che ...[text shortened]... yway. Nevertheless it happens and shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.
Abel Hart the II
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooKasparov knew that and tried to get out of data quickly and as efficiently as possible.
once read that Deep Thought ( dated, I know...) had access to records of thousands of GM level tournament games and would base it's response in active play based on the congruence of the current game to these record(s), i.e., it "played" just like the best human players.
Originally posted by AbleHeart TooFAQ
What are Game Mods and fair play tickets ?