It is said that modern chess sites can indentify when someone is playing with the help of a bot or mirroring plays from a mirror match in another site, but how? What does the computer do that professional chess players can’t do?

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It is said that modern chess sites can indentify when someone is playing with the help of a bot or mirroring plays from a mirror match in another site, but how? What does the computer do that professional chess players can’t do?

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One interesting point I read was about ‘natural’ moves rather than optimal moves. For example, if you’re a rook and a bishop up against a knight it would be natural to swap off bishop/knight to get to an end game you know you will win. Going through a complex combination which wins more quickly, but relies on no mistakes in calculation, is an indicator of possible misbehaviour!

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