I don't think you need to worry; ACPL must be taken into consideration for both sides. If one player played really poorly, then it is only natural for the other player to have low ACPL. This is why even 600, 900, or sub 1000 players can get really low ACPls from time to time if they face a poorer opponent.
i dont think you will get banned
na you wont get banned, even if your accuracy was 99.99%, that's not the case for ALL your other games, which is the case for computer cheaters, you played an extremely good game, and you do that sometimes. But most of the time you will play a decent, but not perfect game.
@SCMurrhardt
If you are a true player who doesn't cheat, then you shouldn't worry.
If you are reported, then wait for the result.
Also, Lichess has a strong system to detect cheating else everyone would be banned here as there are numerous perfect games at Lichess.
Don't worry and chill!
@SCMurrhardt The only time I would ever be impressed by a "perfect game" is if it's a draw. :)
Same almost go me banned
:(.. I have never played a perfect standard chess game.. :( At least I have played a perfect endgame 2-3 times and played perfect antichess games a few times as well! {My lowest blunder count in a FULL standard chess game playing someone my level is 5.}
@SCMurrhardt did i say i wanted to report u? no.
@MrPushwood That happened to me too, I once played a perfect game against someone who also played perfectly and we ended up with a draw because both of us were in time trouble (That game was in chess.com like 2 months ago or something)
@DragonArcher "All of you moves were in the stockfish top 5". It seemed like you thought that I was cheating. And also "apparently you played better than magnus". If you say these words it looks like you are thinking that I'm cheating
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