26 Sep 08
Originally posted by taipei5200Anyone remember the guy who played 2 high ranking games against themselves guaranteeing themselves at least one win or 2 draws against high rated players?
Orther than using a computer to suggest moves how does one cheat? Also how do the administrators know when they are cheating?
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26 Sep 08
Originally posted by ZahlanziIt is cheating, only because what he claimed to do was impossible.
that is not cheating. but it shows up as cheating
it is no different than having a personal coach analyze matches with you.
You can't 'memorize' every chess position possible.
His chess engine matches were consistently high through all his games all the way through the middle and end game, it was not a case of him expanding a few moves into a known opening based on memorization.
Every possible position in a 40 move game printed on paper would reach beyond the move. His claim isn't feasible, considering how many positions are possible in any given game.
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26 Sep 08
Originally posted by PhlabibitI once memorized all of Macbeth. Much to my dismay, this did not help me to pick up chicks.
It is cheating, only because what he claimed to do was impossible.
You can't 'memorize' every chess position possible.
His chess engine matches were consistently high through all his games all the way through the middle and end game, it was not a case of him expanding a few moves into a known opening based on memorization.
Every possible position ...[text shortened]... s claim isn't feasible, considering how many positions are possible in any given game.
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