A miracle

My first blitz game with 99% accuracy. ( ??? !!! ) . I think it will also be the last. And the opponent also played quite well (89%).
Considering that I really suck at fast chess, it's an event to be framed.
I know, with us low-level players the engine is generous in evaluating accuracy; and probably if the game had continued ( my opponent was a bishop and a knight down ) I would have made some mistakes... But the thing out of logic is to have made 29 moves without a mistake or blunder or inaccuracy in a blitz game...! Absurd, for me.

Nothing outstanding, of course. A nice stroke of luck. Sometimes it happens. Funny.

We've already played against each other in blitz. Maybe stockfish isn't working well today because I also achieved 99% today in blitz. :D

When one guy has a big enough advantage, the engine saves resources and doesn't say as much stuff. For example, in your 24th move you could've gotten a +7.3 with the best move, but you played Rf4, which isn't even in the top five, and got a +6.4 instead. The engine didn't care enough to report it as an inaccuracy because you're still winning by a lot.

Yes, yes, like I said there's nothing out of the ordinary about that game.
What amused me was seeing 0 0 0 in a blitz game, where I generally make mistakes in industrial quantity. Something more unique than rare ( for me ).

( @JuicyChicjenN01 thanks for the explanation. I didn't know, I thought that somehow the engine adapted the accuracy values to the level of the players )

Eh I bet u can get 100% accuracy is your opponent is trash.

@Cyncko-3000 said in #5:
> Eh I bet u can get 100% accuracy is your opponent is trash.
Or just exchanging everything you can also sometimes get 100% accuracy ( basically more than 90%).

@Cyncko-3000 said in #5:
> Eh I bet u can get 100% accuracy is your opponent is trash.

It happened to me once. My opponent had lost his Queen right away and resigned on the 9th move.

@a_Tauri said in #7:
> It happened to me once. My opponent had lost his Queen right away and resigned on the 9th move.
Ye so it's kinda normal I guess...

@JuicyChickenNO1 said in #3:
> When one guy has a big enough advantage, the engine saves resources and doesn't say as much stuff.
It's not about saving resources, it's result of the way the incaccuracies, mistakes and blunders are defined. For more details, see e.g.

lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/definition-of-blundermistakeinaccuracy#3
lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/players-disconnects-after-early-blunder?page=2#14