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@LNRO you can spend all your time on one move unless you are stalling. the reason you lost before that was you were disconnected and didnt know it lichess gives the player 40seconds*time control of di…

@Maradon1977 fixed number of nodes for the whole game then the parts of the game get weighed and assigned x ammount of the budget sometimes it does not go deep enough fixing this is not easy

@Maradon1977 depth is not the thing here node is not depth its a measure of cpu power

@Maradon1977 its the horizon problem you can only see as far as the horizon until you move server analysis does not go to x depth but rather to x node which leads to this but increasing node count wou…

@Cedur216 said in #9: > Your weekly timeout thread ... better than your daily connection thread?

@Chess_Addict0004 "I think the exact rules of whether to give draw or loss to the side running out of time when their opponent has a possible but not forcing checkmate vary from website to website and…

@cheslav61 https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/offline-2#4

"Basically all this means is that Qc5+ was the best move at whatever depth the server analysis reached for that move, which was certainly a reasonable depth (even if it's not 29 plies/14.5 moves)." fi…

https://lichess.org/practice/checkmates/knight--bishop-mate/ByhlXnmM @nikitchessplayer

thats just cheating with extra steps because its not info you would have in a normal game and means your opponent knows when you blunder ruining the fun of knowing when to calculate