Author: Evgeny Shaposhnikov
Date: 12:26:09 11/18/04
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On November 18, 2004 at 03:31:07, chandler yergin wrote: >Anyone have any thoughts as to how prevelent this might be? > >Can it be done in Bullet Chess as well as Blitz? > >Thanks, >CY CCO confirms that cheating is possible at any time control, including bullet/lightning chess and as fast games as 0 1 bullet for instance. To explain in detail how to accomplish this would take up too much space, as well as possibly have a negative effect of encouraging those players who wouldn't cheat to start such activities. CCO advises everyone who is interested to find out more about this to send an email to CCO or join the CCO. During the past few years, CCO has developed sophisticated methods for detecting computer play and advanced chess play. CCO has decided to offer free service to those who wish to find out whether they have been abused by cheaters. You should save a game for which you consider your opponent cheated, possibly in PGN format, but even better as plain text including the times each player has taken per move. You should then submit such a file to CCO at games@compcheaters.cjb.net and CCO will send you a reply containing thorough analysis of the game in regard to computer use. You will get a highly competent and informed opinion by the world's leading organization specializing in computer play detection, and you will get that for free. The only thing we ask you is to be patient, as we are overwhelmed with emails of this type.
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