Body: <p>I want to train an AI to distinguish cheaters from normal players, as part of an AI-related course program. Is there any dataset of caught (engine) cheaters' cheat games?</p>
  <p>An engine-cheat game is different to engine game. We assume engine-assisted player might not follow entirely engine's selection, and also allocate time more arbitrarily.</p>
  <p>I hope this is the correct place to ask it. If not, I hope to get some suggestions where should I ask for it.</p>
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  <li>PGN file (better with Elo and clock time information) format is preferred.</li>
  <li>If there include games that a cheater eventually lost, cheater name need to be marked out.</li>
  <li>Data from Lichess or other open-source database is preferred, to make comparison to normal games.</li>
  <li>I hope it can be free or inexpensive, maybe less than $20 per 100k games is affordable.</li>
  </ul>
  
Tags: <engines><training><database><cheating><chess-ai>
Title: Is there a "database of cheat games"?
ThreadText: # Is there a "database of cheat games"?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2024-12-31)
  
  I want to train an AI to distinguish cheaters from normal players, as part of an AI-related course program. Is there any dataset of caught (engine) cheaters' cheat games?
  
  An engine-cheat game is different to engine game. We assume engine-assisted player might not follow entirely engine's selection, and also allocate time more arbitrarily.
  
  I hope this is the correct place to ask it. If not, I hope to get some suggestions where should I ask for it.
  
  * PGN file (better with Elo and clock time information) format is preferred.
  * If there include games that a cheater eventually lost, cheater name need to be marked out.
  * Data from Lichess or other open-source database is preferred, to make comparison to normal games.
  * I hope it can be free or inexpensive, maybe less than $20 per 100k games is affordable.
  
  **Tags:** engines, training, database, cheating, chess-ai
  
  
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