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#21

I always get paranoid when a game starts and a spectator appears.

not that a spectator means there is colluding, but it doesn't stop my paranoia.

just because you are paranoid, it doesn't mean people aren't out to get you.

I always get paranoid when a game starts and a spectator appears. not that a spectator means there is colluding, but it doesn't stop my paranoia. just because you are paranoid, it doesn't mean people aren't out to get you.
#22

I think cheaters have a very high rating, and they get there fast. I don’t suspect of players with less than 2000 points. Sometimes I play an almost perfect game, because my opponent played a couple of blunders in the opening, so I didn’t have the chance of making a mistake. That situation is perfectly normal.

I think cheaters have a very high rating, and they get there fast. I don’t suspect of players with less than 2000 points. Sometimes I play an almost perfect game, because my opponent played a couple of blunders in the opening, so I didn’t have the chance of making a mistake. That situation is perfectly normal.
#23

maybe not speaking English and translating with bing i don't explain well!
@TCF_Namelecc "How do you even know that multiple people are playing on one side?"
Because I know him and I saw him play at his house with his son on liichess against another player, especially with covid19 forced everyone home!

maybe not speaking English and translating with bing i don't explain well! @TCF_Namelecc "How do you even know that multiple people are playing on one side?" Because I know him and I saw him play at his house with his son on liichess against another player, especially with covid19 forced everyone home!
#24

@King_52, how can lichess staff know that? Did you send any clear evidence to them?

@King_52, how can lichess staff know that? Did you send any clear evidence to them?
#26

First of all weither an opponent has 0/0/0 or not is not a good indication if he was cheating or not, because above a certain threshhold you do not get any CPL or inaccuracies, so if you blunder early while your opponent is still on opening prep or close to, he can get 0/0/0 pretty easy, even 0 CPL is possible.

I dont know if Lichess has something like a protection from report abuse (I certainly would implement such a thing as a dev), where your reports do not count if you report wrongly to often. If I report someone I (almost?) always get a notification that the player was banned in less than 24hours. Sometimes I get a refund of rating points without reporting (so I didnt report a cheater) but that could be a cheater who didnt cheat against me.

If you want to check for cheating i recommend to do the following:

  • Check the move times.
  • Check if someone actually is following SF moves, especially in positions with many moves which look pretty equal. Following SF in a forcing sequence doesnt mean someone is cheating.
  • Check if someone was loosing at one point in the game, often cheaters never let their opponent get a significant advantage. (Happens seldom thou).
  • Check multiple games of them.
First of all weither an opponent has 0/0/0 or not is not a good indication if he was cheating or not, because above a certain threshhold you do not get any CPL or inaccuracies, so if you blunder early while your opponent is still on opening prep or close to, he can get 0/0/0 pretty easy, even 0 CPL is possible. I dont know if Lichess has something like a protection from report abuse (I certainly would implement such a thing as a dev), where your reports do not count if you report wrongly to often. If I report someone I (almost?) always get a notification that the player was banned in less than 24hours. Sometimes I get a refund of rating points without reporting (so I didnt report a cheater) but that could be a cheater who didnt cheat against me. If you want to check for cheating i recommend to do the following: - Check the move times. - Check if someone actually is following SF moves, especially in positions with many moves which look pretty equal. Following SF in a forcing sequence doesnt mean someone is cheating. - Check if someone was loosing at one point in the game, often cheaters never let their opponent get a significant advantage. (Happens seldom thou). - Check multiple games of them.
#29

Also whoever's disliking our posts needs to stop lol

Also whoever's disliking our posts needs to stop lol

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