I once wrote a chess engine that played completely random moves and let it play on the Internet Chess Club against humans for a day. It played 1/0 games (1 minu

I once wrote a chess engine that played completely random moves and let it play on the Internet Chess Club against humans for a day. It played 1/0 games (1 minute for all moves). The final result was 46 wins, 22 draws, and 446 losses. Here's a breakdown. * 446 losses by checkmate * 23 wins by time forfeit * 18 wins by resignation * 5 wins by disconnection forfeit * 15 stalemates * 5 draws by insufficient material * 2 draws by repetition Obviously it never won by checkmate. The rest basically came down to whether the human opponent figured out that it was playing against a bot.