Maybe your opponent is returning players who made a new account, or maybe you're on a bad day that made you make a lot of blunder? For the messages from chess.com, try contact chess.com support about it because in my old account, I have been dropped from 1800 to 1200 rating but have not sent such messages by chess.com about it.
More proof Chess.com uses bots against us
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What u said makes no sense lol
Verwarr wrote:
or maybe you're on a bad day
I am playing these games within a 24 hour period. I am guessing I have about eight hours to go. This isn't a "bad day" issue. The pairings are completely out of sync. Opponents are taking far too long to retake queens in an obvious trade when they previously played within 5 seconds for more difficult decisions. This indicates bot use. If not by chess.com, then the opponent.
This "person" had mate in 1, and they didn't do it? Seriously, the level of play shows this person is higher rated.
800s simply don't play like that.
SmellyToenailFungus wrote:
This "person" had mate in 1, and they didn't do it? Seriously, the level of play shows this person is higher rated.
Its another fresh account going up the ranks, is obviously underrated. Missing mate in 1 happens.
Love this trend of kids making new accounts, not even playing seriously and complaining when they lose to lower rated players.
I am actually an adult, using my expertise to expose chess.com's bots.
So crocodiles are human in disguise? 😱😱😱
I get this message.
Even when I lower my rating, I still lose. So why is chess.com jacking up my rating initially? How can I beat 1300s and then I can't win against 900s? It doesn't make any sense. I even played this game where I took their queen, and they took a long time to retake my queen. That is proof a bot is going a certain depth before making a move.