Correct. They're often already playing at ~95% engine matching moves and/or with negligible difference in centipawn loss. Getting the help to push that to 98% w

Correct. They're often already playing at ~95% engine matching moves and/or with negligible difference in centipawn loss. Getting the help to push that to 98% would be a dominant advantage. Funnily (to me) post-game analysis often highlights the computers finding incredible defensive resources instead of attacking ones. But it's exactly these kinds of moves - the fearless counter-thrust to equality while your king's position looks hopeless - that are the most inhuman of all and likely to draw suspicion.