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@raminjafar, two things: 1. Using an engine for correspondence games on Lichess is tolerated, under the conditions that you and your opponent have explicitly agreed to do so AND the match is not rated…

@weetbix2 This is evaluated as +15 because you can win the White Queen in this position with 4. Nf5+ ! If you play 5. Kg5, then 5... e5+ followed by 6... Qh4# If you play 5. Kh5, then 5... Qd6 6. Kg4 …

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After 21. axb4, if you take the Queen then 22. Rxa8 wins the two Rooks: 21. axb4 axb5 22. Rxa8+ Ke7 23. Rxh8 So Black is actually down the exchange (Two Rooks and a Knight for a queen, -4 pawns).

@learningchesskid3 That represents a minority of engines, mainly those who don't use a book. The other 90% will likely change their opening after every game ^^

@allesverwerter If you want to play rated matches against engines here is the link to all the connected BOT accounts accepting challenges: https://lichess.org/player/bots

If the operators configure it, bots can resign as soon as their evaluation goes under a certain threshold (usually -9 or -10 pawns). It is also possible to offer draws if the engine's eval is very dra…

@Stone_Horse IIRC if you are the one to challenge the opponent, the bot skips the check for opponent type (Human or Bot).

@Stone_Horse Not even casual games against other bots ?