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For the same account I mentioned above their first 5 correspondence games ended in stalemate if you scroll all the way to the bottom, against two different opponents.
https://lichess.org/@/karentlamprea89/all

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For the same account I mentioned above their first 5 correspondence games ended in stalemate if you scroll all the way to the bottom, against two different opponents. https://lichess.org/@/karentlamprea89/all 😂

kosciuk

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#14

And all were active 3 days ago... check the top 10 players... in tournament: bqJfwEGJ

Someone is cheating... but in his own farm of fake accounts, he will never compete in the lobby

In the next tournament "we could" check if all players are from the same ip.

And all were active 3 days ago... check the top 10 players... in tournament: bqJfwEGJ Someone is cheating... but in his own farm of fake accounts, he will never compete in the lobby In the next tournament "we could" check if all players are from the same ip.

messyMate edited

#15

Don't know why y'all are making fun of Rumer57, it definetely looks a bit strange at first...

I remember a similar topic recently and the 'solution' was something like this:

these are all young kids of children chess classes
the accounts are all created on the same day (by the teacher?)
they only play among themselves (in class?), that's why their rating gets higher as it should be
they don't play to win, they are just fooling around for fun
maybe they don't even know the rules yet - Lichess only allows correct moves anyway...

Don't know why y'all are making fun of Rumer57, it definetely looks a bit strange at first... I remember a similar topic recently and the 'solution' was something like this: - these are all young kids of children chess classes - the accounts are all created on the same day (by the teacher?) - they only play among themselves (in class?), that's why their rating gets higher as it should be - they don't play to win, they are just fooling around for fun - maybe they don't even know the rules yet - Lichess only allows correct moves anyway...

Rumer57

#16

Ok now something like that does make a lot of sense messyMate. Thanks for the serious reply!

kosciuk

#17

Oh oh, you may be right @messyMate. Thanks

MMmaaxxxxPlays

#18

I've lost so many braincells looking at a computer analysis of the first given game

Rumer57

#19

I know right. I love how for like 20 moves straight (I think it’s that game)the stock fish arrows show both queens should go to the side of the board and give check but neither side ever did lol! I also like the kings randomly going on attack in the middle game.

mikachelya

#20

And a queen was hanging for half the game

KeithDenning

#21

@messyMate I believe you're right, that these are kid accounts.

Teachers have the ability to create accounts for their students, and then private arenas can be set up for the kids to play with each other.

@messyMate I believe you're right, that these are kid accounts. Teachers have the ability to create accounts for their students, and then private arenas can be set up for the kids to play with each other.

messyMate

#22

#20
:D Yeah it looks like these players have no idea about chess whatsoever lol. But who knows? Maybe one of them will become a GM one day and then we can still analyze their very first games :)

Also, I wonder what their real Lichess rating would be. I guess something in the single digits :)

By the way, if you look at the correspondence games mentioned in #13 they were actually played like blitz games just without time control.

#20 :D Yeah it looks like these players have no idea about chess whatsoever lol. But who knows? Maybe one of them will become a GM one day and then we can still analyze their very first games :) Also, I wonder what their real Lichess rating would be. I guess something in the single digits :) By the way, if you look at the correspondence games mentioned in #13 they were actually played like blitz games just without time control.