This is a pretty common way of cheating at online chess. In individual games it can be almost impossible to detect, but thankfully it's actually easier than you may think to catch cheaters by analyzing data from many games.
The last guy who tried this ended up winning against a grandmaster and consequently getting banned on the site. All chess-playing sites have good cheat detection systems in place. This also proves that this is a typical occurrence and not a genius idea as many here think.
__-__-_-_ on June 23rd, 2021 at 11:40 UTC »
This is a pretty common way of cheating at online chess. In individual games it can be almost impossible to detect, but thankfully it's actually easier than you may think to catch cheaters by analyzing data from many games.
bent_crater on June 23rd, 2021 at 11:50 UTC »
it'd be hilarious if she was doing the same thing and now its basically two separate computer programs against each other
xugan97 on June 23rd, 2021 at 13:21 UTC »
The last guy who tried this ended up winning against a grandmaster and consequently getting banned on the site. All chess-playing sites have good cheat detection systems in place. This also proves that this is a typical occurrence and not a genius idea as many here think.