BTC Chess Tournament $100 Prize in Bitcoin! - page 2.

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Quote from: inBitweTrust on February 06, 2015, 06:56:28 PM

Quote from: ericpfdz on February 06, 2015, 06:50:24 PM

Quote from: thejaytiesto on February 06, 2015, 06:27:19 PM

Great, good initiative, we need more stuff like this. What game will it be? i guess it will be with an online multiplayer game.

Yes, it will be online multiplayer. It will all be done on a website. Reddit wasn't as enthusiastic about my idea. Glad to know that this forum is accepting of new ideas! If you would like to participate, e-mail me. Having you on-board would be a pleasure

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Post the URL of the site where the "fair gambling" will occur ... don't be shy.

Need 8 people ? You aren't going to pull Derren's trick are you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evZmpsl3jI0

.07 x 222usd x 8 = 124usd...I suppose the host keeps the profits as well?

I just watched the vid. Fu**ing awesome trick. But, how did he guess the no. at the end ?

ericpfdz

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Hey everyone! I made a chatroom! We can talk about it there! We can solve the cheating problem by playing a variation of chess called chess960! www.chatstep.com/#BTCchess There isnt a room password. See you there! Grin

ericpfdz

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Quote from: Sakarias-Corporation on February 07, 2015, 03:28:11 PM

Quote from: ericpfdz on February 07, 2015, 03:25:22 PM

Guys, it's basically impossible to use a bot on en.lichess.org They can pick up behaviors that are common in bots and ban cheaters. I made a chat room so we all can talk about this.

we'll thing is you don't actually need a bot, just a 3rd party help program. whenever you're stuck o na move just type in the board layout and you'll get the best move handed to you.

The chatroom is https://chatstep.com/#BTCchess Just choose a nickname. No password required. I am thinking about changing to lightning chess. Cheaters wont have time to input moves on a 3rd party program. This will probably solve our problem.

Sakarias-Corporation

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Quote from: ericpfdz on February 07, 2015, 03:25:22 PM

Guys, it's basically impossible to use a bot on en.lichess.org They can pick up behaviors that are common in bots and ban cheaters. I made a chat room so we all can talk about this.

we'll thing is you don't actually need a bot, just a 3rd party help program. whenever you're stuck o na move just type in the board layout and you'll get the best move handed to you.

ericpfdz

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Guys, it's basically impossible to use a bot on en.lichess.org They can pick up behaviors that are common in bots and ban cheaters. I made a chat room so we all can talk about this.

sifter

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The finals should be live streamed.

I would like to watch that.

ericpfdz

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Still no one has contacted me about participating. 8 Slots are open, and everyone is welcome. The site I am using makes it impossible to cheat. If your moves look like a bot's moves, you will be disqualified. Please e-mail me if you would like to participate! [email protected]

sakira

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wow i really like playing chess, but perhaps in this tournament I will lose, because playing with the master, maybe three steps I will die haha

Sheldor333

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This is nice. If only I was any good in playing chess.

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Quote from: ericpfdz on February 07, 2015, 04:29:33 AM

Quote from: nkocevar on February 06, 2015, 11:46:15 PM

To: OP

I am willing to offer escrow for this tournament in order to increase the odds of this happening. I am a chess fan myself, and this seems like fun, but seeing that you are of the "newbie" status, people will most likely not trust you. I am offering to hold the funds of this tournament, without releasing any payments until it is publicity determined who is the winner. I would then send the prize money, and then the 24$ to you (minus $1 escrow fee).

To discuss, please reply to this post directly (to remain public)

I would definitely do that. I can understand that not everyone trusts me. I will probably have everyone send money to you when the tournament starts. Bitcoin address and e-mail?

yes now many newbie accounts that sometimes they deceive and to be a scammer.

maybe if your account over sr.member, and has a slightly positive trust they will believe in you

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Quote from: Bitcoinexp on February 07, 2015, 09:39:59 AM

Quote from: Sakarias-Corporation on February 07, 2015, 09:36:10 AM

I'll beat any bot! Escrow this an I'm in.

If you do, you might be mistaken as a bot Grin

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Quote from: Sakarias-Corporation on February 07, 2015, 09:36:10 AM

I'll beat any bot! Escrow this an I'm in.

If you do, you might be mistaken as a bot Grin

Sakarias-Corporation

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Call me Alice. just Alice.

I'll beat any bot! Escrow this an I'm in.

MEPHuk

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Sounds like a good idea. Lets hope it goes well and next time, you can organise a 16 man or 32 man comp

Kprawn

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Ok, So I join up... use one of these handheld chess games, and simulate the game being played against AI and duplicate the moves?

You will have to stream these games via video, to filter out the cheaters. People tend to up their cheat game, when money is involved. Wink

Bitcoinexp

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Seems like fun, but there are a lot of chess bots out there right now. If there were truly preventive measures to prevent a 'flawless strategy', what would be the response by OP if the 'cheater' is actually a chess prodigy? Sure, the human mind can only fathom so many combinations... Let's take my question as a 'what if'.

Twipple

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I seriously hoped we would have chess for bitcoin. But seems due to bots, that won't be possible anytime soon.

twister

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I'll pass OP, I play on chess.com a lot and no matter what you do people are going to cheat on on-line tournaments.

ericpfdz

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Quote from: Buffer Overflow on February 07, 2015, 04:49:35 AM

Only way I can see you avoiding chess computer cheating is by playing a chess variant. Such as swapping the knight and bishop around at the start of the game.
Though I expect people would still be able to adjust the chess engine to do these changes.

I am preventing chess computer cheating by observing behaviors during the game. It is harder than you think to cheat. En.lichess.org also does a lot to prevent cheating. This is where the games will be played. It is against website rules to cheat, and if you are caught, your account will be banned.

Buffer Overflow

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Only way I can see you avoiding chess computer cheating is by playing a chess variant. Such as swapping the knight and bishop around at the start of the game.
Though I expect people would still be able to adjust the chess engine to do these changes.

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