Proof that Hans played a 100% AZ engine game

I guess we just have to admit Hans played every move this game matching with chess engines. 109% match.

https://youtu.be/9k9j7EkcxDs

Chris Whittington wrote:

I guess we just have to admit Hans played every move this game matching with chess engines. 109% match.

https://youtu.be/9k9j7EkcxDs

Some of the chess GM's and most commentators are clearly idiots. They have no clue about chess engines, cheating, or the Let's Check feature. Not even reading the Chessbase instructions on Let's Check.

What does “Engine/Game Correlation” mean at the top of the notation after the Let’s Check analysis?

This value shows the relation between the moves made in the game and those suggested by the engines. This correlation isn’t a sign of computer cheating, because strong players can reach high values.

mwyoung wrote:

Some of the chess GM's and most commentators are clearly idiots. They have no clue about chess engines, cheating, or the Let's Check feature. Not even reading the Chessbase instructions on Let's Check.

What does “Engine/Game Correlation” mean at the top of the notation after the Let’s Check analysis?

This value shows the relation between the moves made in the game and those suggested by the engines. This correlation isn’t a sign of computer cheating, because strong players can reach high values.

I think you didn’t bother to watch the video, and certainly can’t have watched the final section

Chris Whittington wrote:

mwyoung wrote:

Some of the chess GM's and most commentators are clearly idiots. They have no clue about chess engines, cheating, or the Let's Check feature. Not even reading the Chessbase instructions on Let's Check.

What does “Engine/Game Correlation” mean at the top of the notation after the Let’s Check analysis?

This value shows the relation between the moves made in the game and those suggested by the engines. This correlation isn’t a sign of computer cheating, because strong players can reach high values.

I think you didn’t bother to watch the video, and certainly can’t have watched the final section

You need to clarify what you are talking about. I am a sub to his channel. And watched the whole video.

mwyoung wrote:

Chris Whittington wrote:

mwyoung wrote:

Some of the chess GM's and most commentators are clearly idiots. They have no clue about chess engines, cheating, or the Let's Check feature. Not even reading the Chessbase instructions on Let's Check.

What does “Engine/Game Correlation” mean at the top of the notation after the Let’s Check analysis?

This value shows the relation between the moves made in the game and those suggested by the engines. This correlation isn’t a sign of computer cheating, because strong players can reach high values.

I think you didn’t bother to watch the video, and certainly can’t have watched the final section

You need to clarify what you are talking about. I am a sub to his channel. And watched the whole video.

So what point was he making overall?

Chris Whittington wrote:

mwyoung wrote:

Chris Whittington wrote:

mwyoung wrote:

Some of the chess GM's and most commentators are clearly idiots. They have no clue about chess engines, cheating, or the Let's Check feature. Not even reading the Chessbase instructions on Let's Check.

What does “Engine/Game Correlation” mean at the top of the notation after the Let’s Check analysis?

This value shows the relation between the moves made in the game and those suggested by the engines. This correlation isn’t a sign of computer cheating, because strong players can reach high values.

I think you didn’t bother to watch the video, and certainly can’t have watched the final section

You need to clarify what you are talking about. I am a sub to his channel. And watched the whole video.

So what point was he making overall?

And who said and where did I say I disagreeed with him on his final statement. Is he a GM, is he most commentators.

The only question I have about his video. Is did he even analyze the game. It was awful.

With all eyes of the world still on GM Hans Niemann. And watching every move. GM Hans Niemann's incredible rise still continues.

GM Hans Niemann is now ranked 35th in the world. Jumping 6 places on the rating list in the last 4 games.

The public is wonderfully tolerant. It forgives everything except genius.
-- Oscar Wilde