Since the site uses a version of Stockfish, Stockfish beat itself 
Stockfish vs. Chess.com
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Jun 4, 2017
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JEDKOHJK,
Not to be rude but your rated 1400 and cant beat level 7? Or are you just having a bad day and more often than not win against it?
Not to be rude but your rated 1400 and cant beat level 7? Or are you just having a bad day and more often than not win against it?
smurfisme wrote:
Why did You say Sockfish
Oops sorry edited it
I tried my stockfish engine against this sites level 10 as well and stockfish won. So this site engine is clearly a low level stockfish.
Jun 6, 2017
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RAIF999 wrote:
I tried my stockfish engine against this sites level 10 as well and stockfish won. So this site engine is clearly a low level stockfish.
It is a javascript version of Stockfish the runs on your browser so the quality will be impacted by that some.
Jun 6, 2017
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The Computer Level 10 here is about 2200 in strength.
Stockfish is around 3000 in strength.
So, yeah... There'll be a big difference in play. 
Bro the enginesaCtually at like 3200 and stoCkfish is the same so i wouldnt be surprised if it was a draw.
Jun 21, 2023
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All of the bots on chess.com would get totally obliterated by a locally installed version of Stockfish, even if you forced the locally installed version of Stockfish to play inferior openings (as long as the openings don't blunder pieces).
After losing several games to the Chess.com level 7 computer, I got really frustrated and wanted to see Chess.com (Computer) getting beaten for once. So, I pitted it (the level 10 one) against Stockfish, and to my delight, it got crushed by Stockfish. Even the Quick analysis, which used to tell me how stupid I was, was confused by the tactical game.
I would do an analysis if I could, but I don't really know what was going on either...