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ih8sens banned 3(b)

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Originally posted by Kepler
If you have a look at his full profile he has actually lost 74 games out of a total of 259. The status thing is something players write themselves. I have occasionally put my status down as "Very drunk, please ignore all challenges".
His last 24 games:
W = 18
D = 5
L = 1
And most were against 1700-2100's

http://www.chess.com/echess/game_archive.html?member=ih8sens

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Originally posted by Squelchbelch
According to his chess.com profile, ih8sens is now rated 1926 & his status is "21 games without a loss!"
Glad he has settled in well over there. 😵
I played him there. Interesting game but timeouts are automatic on chess.com so I have lost the game ...

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Originally posted by youwillfall
he stated that he was ovverrated too so i dont see him cheating to get 1900 when at chess.com he is 1800 it isnt worth the reputation or the time to do that this is a game he enjoys and cheating would ruin it...
I don't know how strong 1900 at chess.com is, but looking at his profile here, it seems reasonable to assume he started cheating at 1650. I doubt he is any better now.

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Originally posted by ivan2908
I played him there. Interesting game but timeouts are automatic on chess.com so I have lost the game ...
nope, you can either have them automatic or manually.

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Originally posted by wormwood
I don't know how strong 1900 at chess.com is, but looking at his profile here, it seems reasonable to assume he started cheating at 1650. I doubt he is any better now.
chess.com use a slightly different rating system to RHP (Glicko instead of Elo) so there can be large swings in rating when a player is new. As a (possible) indication of how ratings differ between the two sites I am generally around 2000 here but am currently 2150 on chess.com. I have beaten ih8sens three times on chess.com but never played him here.

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Why have we resurrected this old thread.

ih8sens has been banned! He has gone! no one cares about him. He was banned for engine use so what relevance is his rating anywhere?

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ih8sens is rated 2124 over at chess.com at the moment.
He's playing IM John Bartholomew (2411) in one game & appears to be doing very well.

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Originally posted by Ari Brenin Cymru
Yep, underneath my board it says what kind of opening I'm playing and what variation, and it's relevant ECO code.
hey how come I cant see it?

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Originally posted by Goshen
hey how come I cant see it?
I wouldn't expect him to answer you...

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yeah I guess so. I didnt know this was such AN old thread

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I just checked ih8sens's profile on chess.com He's actually offering to teach players below 1600. I dont think an engine can teach.

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It is an old thread, but it's also interesting to see what happens to an engine user playing on another site after a ban on here.
A kind of ongoing psychological experiment, if you will.

I expect ih8sens will be mixing it online with the GM's soon. In the future he will no doubt be banned on other sites too.

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I don't think he was banned without reasonable doubts.
I think he was banned because someone thought he was cheating.

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Originally posted by Squelchbelch
ih8sens is rated 2124 over at chess.com at the moment.
He's playing IM John Bartholomew (2411) in one game & appears to be doing very well.

[pgn][Event "Online Chess"] [Site "Chess.com"] [Date "2009.04.08"] [Round "1"] [White "Fins0905"] [Black "ih8sens"] [Result "*"] [WhiteElo "2411"] [BlackElo "2124"] [TimeControl "1 in 3 days"] 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 ...[text shortened]... 22.bxc4 bxc4 23.h3 cxd3 24.Qxd3 Nxe4 25.Re1 Qd5 26.Qxa6 Ra8 27.Qd3 *[/pgn]
yeah, but 2100 at chess.com is something like 1800-1900 here. and it has been quite some time since he played here, so some improvement can be expected.



still, wouldn't bat an eye if he got caught cheating again. the people who resort to cheating are not prone to learn from past mistakes.

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The chances are he is back. They all come back.

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