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You can look at moves as a series of probabilities. For each move, classify if it's more a blunder or inspired move and then look at people's games and see if t
by datadrivenangel 2y ago
You can look at moves as a series of probabilities. For each move, classify if it's more a blunder or inspired move and then look at people's games and see if they consistently have 1-2 moves that are much much better than their typical.
- NitpickLawyer 2y agoThe problem is that at that level they're more likely to make the absolute perfect move than not. Super GMs often play 95-98%+ accuracy games.
- stevage 2y agoBut what if they only cheat occasionally? A top player would only need a handful of moves to go from say 3rd in a tournament to winning.