UPDATE - morning of 27/09I was doing a little too well for Lichess' liking, in view of the fact that I am not subscribed, and so in come the computers (to reiterate, they're playing at too high a level for their grades).UPDATE - early afternoon of 21 /09Two robots in a row, following some wins.I'd love to know where the platform's office is. Love to. Words don't...--------------UPDATE - early morning a couple hours laterI have a string of successes and then suddenly in come the computers.Lie Chess - you are lying scumUPDATE - just gone midnight on 20/09More computers.------UPDATE - eveningMy opponents were too high a strength, again, and then my piece wouldn't move and then I lost the piece. Their tricks are innumerable. Hate, literally, this platform. UPDATE - 19/09 (early afternoon)Lichess need their teeth broken. Again, the same.Morons.-------------UPDATE - 17/09...(just gone midnight)Same again. People at much higher standard than their rating. It's the Lichess platform cheating.UPDATE - later same eveningTwo more games in a row - too high level. It's Lie Chess.They're evil, and that is not an exaggeration.UPDATE - eveningI make mistakes but these people are playing at a higher strength. It's Lie Chess, not individual cheating efforts.UPDATE - early afternoonComputer-usage, following a day mostly consisting of successes.----------Something needs to be done about this continuing situation, where globalist set-ups such as Lichess can simply go about such antics without reprisal.UPDATE - afternoon of 11/09Four games in a row were computers. And you can't complain because Lichess is running one of these socialist conformist type outsourcing style websites and so meaning little to no communication, at least which is eventful, with an actual human-being.This situation is lessening Chess in its standards.UPDATE - all day, 11/09On and off, players displaying a strength way beyond their rating and again this following a day of successes - one player was playing about eight or nine-hundred points above his own.This is more sinister than I thought...because not only is Lichess initiating the deployment of computers but to keep scores down, they make sure many of them are of low ratings and which yanks your own efforts right down the ladder should you lose. I am playing at least sixty-percent machines.UPDATE - Morning of 07/09/25Lichess, this morning, has obtained a few robots or people using Chess-computers, yet again, following a day of successes. UPDATE - Evening of 05/09/25I made some mistakes, sure, yet nevertheless the level is much higher than the ratings on-screen and this is following a string of days where my rating was climbing.UPDATE - Afternoon of 05/09/25Same again with 85% of games, today.UPDATE - 21:06 23/08They're evil.More cheating by Lichess - absolutely sure. One-hundred percent. Using computers to keep stats down.UPDATE - 20:12 23/08Lichess cheating again: using computers to beat their opponents. I can tell. As said, I was a 190 something BCF at 15 years old. Liars. Just happened again. I know they're using computers and that this won't get investigated. I just emailed them, as well. Someone needs a punch on the nose.UPDATE AGAIN:It's Lichess, themselves: another game: absolutely not playing against a human. One player here and there, individuals cheating, maybe, but seven or eight or nine: that's the company. They ARE employing robots and people with computers.And, they are behaving as an outsourcing company and which means there is no way to complain.UPDATE 23/08 25Again, the same, players at a much higher level than their rating - absolutely no way is this not organised with so many in a row.UPDATE 22/08/25Happened again and isn't it a coincidence that I'd just had a run of seven games.Old ReviewI've written the same for Chess.com because they're up to the same thing and I can't be bothered to argue a point a second time over when I have already had my time wasted:The second time I have found players to be playing at a much higher strength than their ratings reflect.If you have a run of wins, they have users to play with computers. This is certain.I do make mistakes, this is online Chess, playing positionally almost on auto-pilot, yet you get a sense of whether a game is genuine and especially when you have a history of Chess playing - played for country, county and club and county and club was top-board for a while before I then quite the game at fifteen. My BCF grade was 190, edging upwards, myself winning tournaments around the country, so I would know. The game is almost built into me.Cheating is cheating. I notice that these platforms don't like emails and that you have to get in contact via these annoying Ai chat-support features, leaving` no room for argument.
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