I'm sure it's possible what you are suggesting. The poker scandal doesn't surprise me.
the difference with chess is, here no money is involved afaik
Then again maybe it's just deja vu or a glitch in the Matrix ...
@bikkel21 said in #31:
> I'm sure it's possible what you are suggesting. The poker scandal doesn't surprise me.
> the difference with chess is, here no money is involved afaik
I agree that here there is no money involved so from a financial perspective, that wouldn't be the reason, but it is still possible... programmers do funny things like creating "Easter eggs" or backdoor access in their program code...
@bikkel21 said in #29:
> When I see my pieces move by themselves, I know it's time to sleep..
That's funny.... when my bishops start switching color diagonals and my knights L shape jump becomes larger & larger... I know it's time to sleep too :)
can you maybe share the games?
@JAYDENDEn said in #35:
> can you maybe share the games?
It happened in about 5 games, unfortunately I did not write them down. I should have but didn't. If it happens again... & hopefully not, I will report it to the website administrators & make a post for the LiChess community...
No there is no hack mode. This is opensource site which means is some managed to put in hack mode it would be notices very quickly.
Most likely the move was made by you. Something like accidental pre-move for instance. But sure the issue is at your end.
This sometimes happens because of slips.
@aVague said in #20:
> I met here some mysterious "ananymous " viewers , they view your game, and there are many of them, so maybe it's connected withthem, also Lichess dropped sometimes because of them
Yes, maybe. I agree. Maybe it's because that you find a lot of anonymous viewers witnessing your game amusing, and you be too concentrated in that and not in your own game. So you actually might not realize you have moved or not. That could be the reason, too. Mighty distraction.
@JAYDENDEn said in #38:
> This sometimes happens because of slips.
Well, I don't really agree with this. Because if a mouslip happens, you are aware of it. But being controlled is another thing, as @S_Hansen146 said in #2. He said that it happened as his pieces were being controlled by the opponent. You know, this also happens to me, and my quick thought is that Lichess never allows me to beat 2400+ :(
But Lichess never does that, you know it. Lichess is my favorite, in fact.
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