@Deadban, I have no idea. Thibault said it was a false alarm, triggered by some kind of automatic flag. (Maybe because I alt+tab a lot during games when I'm waiting for my opponent's moves?) But trust me-- I was more horrified than you.
I was also temporarily flagged as a cheater (about a year ago), mistakes happen sometimes.
Not to derail the discussion here lol but:
lichess has a top notch cheating detection system.
lichess has a top notch cheating detection system.
In all seriousness, they do a great job overall, and they're especially prompt in handling reports. False positives happen from time to time.
Oh, only now do I realize that my comment could be construed as sarcasm.
Nope, I'm 100% serious. Just hop into the rapid pool on chess.com you'll see what I mean when I say that lichess has a top notch cheating detection system :).
Nope, I'm 100% serious. Just hop into the rapid pool on chess.com you'll see what I mean when I say that lichess has a top notch cheating detection system :).
I read the discussions chess.com and other sources... But did not understand who became the world champion according to the version of this site :0
Judging by the statistics FICS - http://ficsgames.org/stats/9999_aplayers_11.html
In the world there should be players with huge experience...
Here on we saw a second birth Crazyhouse - But what do we know about the very first players in history?
We have collected here a lot of materials on the theory of the game, the programming of engines, the search for effective training systems. In principle, it makes sense to create an archive for studying offline.
I certainly read an interview with Jan but in my understanding we still do not have a story Crazyhouse. Little information about the invention Bughouse except that it is played on FICS since 1995.
Judging by the statistics FICS - http://ficsgames.org/stats/9999_aplayers_11.html
In the world there should be players with huge experience...
Here on we saw a second birth Crazyhouse - But what do we know about the very first players in history?
We have collected here a lot of materials on the theory of the game, the programming of engines, the search for effective training systems. In principle, it makes sense to create an archive for studying offline.
I certainly read an interview with Jan but in my understanding we still do not have a story Crazyhouse. Little information about the invention Bughouse except that it is played on FICS since 1995.
The WC hasn't been decided yet. It's still ongoing.
You're right. Basically chess just borrowed the drop rule from shogi, but when that occurred is still a mystery...
You're right. Basically chess just borrowed the drop rule from shogi, but when that occurred is still a mystery...
I played today on FICS - We chatted with Trumpeter (TruMPetX) one of the oldest players Bughouse... аnd he in general did not even understand what I call Swedish the same Bughouse...
In the wiki they write that in Bughouse playing with the 60's...
I also often think about the status Yoshiharu Habu If he played in Crazyhouse.
In the wiki they write that in Bughouse playing with the 60's...
I also often think about the status Yoshiharu Habu If he played in Crazyhouse.
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