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I was browsing the help file,
but can't seem to find any specific info, so I'll ask here:

What exactly is considered cheating on this site?

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
I was browsing the help file,
but can't seem to find any specific info, so I'll ask here:

What exactly is considered cheating on this site?
Having a girlfriend / mistress? - would that be cheating on the site. The site can get very jealous.

The TOS says this though -
3(b) While a game is in progress you may not refer to chess engines, chess computers or be assisted by a third party. Endgame tablebases may not be consulted during play but you may reference books, databases consisting of previously played games between human players, and other pre-existing research materials.

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I dig your avatar dude. "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy".

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It should be common sense.

Use every means at your disposal to prepare for a game (opening theory, lerning from books, analysing old games) and every means at your disposal after the game to analyse it.

Use only your mind during the game.

Most people just want a good contest against you - not a chess engine.

If you think you might be cheating - you most probably are 🙂

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I think I am cheating by having two queens on the board. How did that happen? My opponent is not happy.

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Originally posted by nristik
I think I am cheating by having two queens on the board. How did that happen? My opponent is not happy.
See Thread 86242

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Originally posted by nristik
I think I am cheating by having two queens on the board. How did that happen? My opponent is not happy.
Lol. I recently finished a game with two black-squared bishops.

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The game history is rather amusingly missing so I'm not sure if what shows is wrong or if you have managed to promote a second queen which is legal.

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Originally posted by RDM
It should be common sense.

Use every means at your disposal to prepare for a game (opening theory, lerning from books, analysing old games) and every means at your disposal after the game to analyse it.

Use only your mind during the game.

Most people just want a good contest against you - not a chess engine.

If you think you might be cheating - you most probably are 🙂
Section 3b of the tos:

http://www.timeforchess.com/myhome/termsofservice.php

(b) While a game is in progress you may not refer to chess engines, chess computers or be assisted by a third party. Endgame tablebases may not be consulted during play but you may reference books, databases consisting of previously played games between human players, and other pre-existing research materials.
(my emphasis)

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Lol. I recently finished a game with two black-squared bishops.
Rink Prease!

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Originally posted by rhb
Rink Prease!
Game 4484427

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Game 4484427
no move history 🙁

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Originally posted by rhb
no move history 🙁
I know, it's one of the games affected by the game history problem, and when it was finished, the messed-up game history disappeared completely. Anyway, the end position is correct. Both knights, one of the bishops and the queen are former pawns.

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Originally posted by nristik
I think I am cheating by having two queens on the board. How did that happen? My opponent is not happy.
2 queens in 1 board?
maybe cuz u moved ur pawn till the last square!huh?

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Hi!

Anybody can answer me this. In my game Dayone vs Plesner (plesner is me), when our pawns has been next to each other, Dayone has been able to move forward AND EAT ME!??!!!!!!!!!!

2 times now, what the f..k is that!

How is that possible??? or don't I know the rules.