01 Nov '08 11:02>
While waiting for a player to move in my games, I stumbled upon this guy: User 68295. Was anyone more notorious?
Originally posted by MathurineGreat Discovery for me!!!!!
This one always gives me a laugh..
User 285560
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Originally posted by Swiss ToniIM31 wasn't very notorius, but quite the opposite as I've understood. crackhead however was a douche even before getting caught.
Was anyone more notorious?
Originally posted by MilkyJoeIf they were really good at chess they wouldn't bother playing here.
How do you know somebody is cheating and not just really good at chess?
Originally posted by MathurineHow on earth can a rating even get over 3001 with two losses? I hadn't seen this one before so thanks for pointing it out. It gave me a chuckle too.
This one always gives me a laugh..
User 285560
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Originally posted by Swiss ToniI think user 285550 was actually "Golden King" as he start loosing games to himself and thus got 3000+ rating too early. You can see the games 285550 played and resinged. As i said earlier , both these players banned at the same time.
How on earth can a rating even get over 3001 with two losses? I hadn't seen this one before so thanks for pointing it out. It gave me a chuckle too.
Originally posted by ChessAddictionActually, it was the same guy playing as about 20 different people - all got banned the same day.
I think user 285550 was actually "Golden King" as he start loosing games to himself and thus got 3000+ rating too early. You can see the games 285550 played and resinged. As i said earlier , both these players banned at the same time.
Originally posted by MilkyJoeThey have this method by which they match up a player's move against Fritz (or some other engine) and if the moves match more than X% of the time, the person is assumed to have used the engine. I'm not sure exactly what the standard is; but I think the general idea is that if your moves match Fritz more than Gary Kasparov and Vishy Anand and your name isn't Kramnik or Karpov, you're probably cheating.
How do you know somebody is cheating and not just really good at chess?
Originally posted by sh76What if they use a few engines in different games, or switch engines during a game?
They have this method by which they match up a player's move against Fritz (or some other engine) and if the moves match more than X% of the time, the person is assumed to have used the engine. I'm not sure exactly what the standard is; but I think the general idea is that if your moves match Fritz more than Gary Kasparov and Vishy Anand and your name isn't Kramnik or Karpov, you're probably cheating.