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Just remember the first teaching rule of chess. Always check, it might be mate.

I thought the jokes here were bad, so I asked chatgpt to make some chess jokes. The jokes here seem a lot better now. Here's the best of them. Why did Bobby Fischer refuse to play chess in the park? B…

1. e3 is the best antichess open, it is a computer-proven win. Of course, knowing how to finish the win is a huge and complex topic, but at least it's a start.

@keithframnes said in #38: > If you're inclined to check how matches are made, seems like all the work is done here: > > github.com/lichess-org/lila/tree/master/modules/pool/src/main > > If there was …

It would actually be pretty easy for a computer to mark good moves, by either of two definitions. One is that this is the only non-bad move, singular moves are well defined and understood by computers…

It would not only need secret code to arrange to pair him with bots when his rating goes up, it would also need some way to keep the rating of the bots lower than it would be if they always played at …

There is a bug, but the final score appears to be correct, just the steps in between show out-dated scores Going back 4 steps, you were at 2257, then is shows: win against TotalGamer 2257 +13 should b…

chess.com doesn't seem to support engines playing variants. Despite the rather kludgy interface for engines here, it is still way better than nothing at all.

It would require a custom client, since normal lichess clients allow free communications. I would bet against prisons wanting to support even that limited of a client, since they make money off (very …

I just tested this, and its not just you.