Can the cheat detection algorithm produce a false positive?

I have wondered this.  I have a couple opening lines where I have the first numerous 10 moves...and best computer moves... memorized.  Occasionally, in the back of my mind I wonder what would happen if I an opponent hit my memorized opening line where I play the best computer-move memorized 10 moves, and then I proceed, and just happen to hit out the next 4 or 5 moves on my own, which turn out as best computer moves. 

So:  First 10 moves = best computer moves memorized.

Next 5 moves:   I just happen to make the best move...having a great game.  Opponent gets 3-4 points behind, and the game quickly ends.  I get an accuracy score of like 99%.

chess.com algorithm sees I make 15 best computer moves in a row.   Ruh-Roh.

Could be...I once thought i was pregnant.

hold up. you can cheat in chess.. how is that even possible

I hear there are these "engines" you can use.

do people use that "engines' in tournament????

No offense, but after looking at some of your games.  You have no worries about being accused of cheating,

I know a guy that for years used a google chrome extension.  Some engine rated 2000, and he never got caught.  Not that im condoning that type of thing.

... The only game I would cheat in. will be black ops4 or gta 5.

hold up chess.com have no anti hacks detection and ip ban..

There is no such thing as an ip ban.  More a scare tactic than anything.

Anything can be hacked, if the person has the know how.

Because forum discussions about cheating are frowned upon, I've locked this topic. 

The good people at https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum should be able to give you some insight.