In message <003401cbe3b8$91163370$b3429a50$@org>, Gian-Carlo Pascutto
<[email protected]> writes
> My robot - KoriGoBot - played a game with rangaroek, at 3/11/11
> 12:42. At scoring rangaroek cheated, made one of his dead stones
> alive. I had checked my robot, it was OK, it sent correct information
> to the server. I had also played a test game against my robot, I was
> not able to perform the same "cheat".
>
> What happened with my robot and rangaroek? Is it normal? Is it
> possible? Could you give me some advice?
I don't know enough about the clean-up protocol to advise him. Is this
kind of cheating really possible, if his bot supports the protocol
correctly?
I believe what was described is only possible in non-rated games, where the
human gets the benefit of the doubt if there is a dispute.
This should not be the case in rated games.
Thank you for your response. You confirm what I thought. But the game
in question (played at 2011-03-11 11:42 UTC) was set to rated. I am
puzzled.
Nick
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