Two similar acpl games, suspicious

I dont believe 20 or 10 acpl and 4 acpl are possible without assistance. Played with same player.

Coincidence? I think not, how did I play tho. Also is this a computer assisted game

Any words of advice..?

It seems like your opponent did use engine assistance. Looking at their move times, they usually play their moves after 7-8 seconds (sometimes 10 seconds). The biggest confirmation seems to be using 6 seconds to recapture white's queen on black's 17th move (in the 1st game linked by you), when in reality people would either premove this or recapture after 2, 3 seconds at most. To me it is clear that your opponent got assisted by an engine (and didn't hide it well it seems).

I think you should report

If you believe a player is cheating, use the report function, don't ask on the forums.

FWIW, ACPL alone is not a good indicator of game accuracy - for example, if white has a large advantage for most of the game but does not checkmate (or black doesn't resign) then ACPL approaches (and sometimes reaches) 0. 0 ACPL does not mean perfect play, as White could've won sooner.

@RiotandCarngeISVenom said in #1:
> I dont believe 20 or 10 acpl and 4 acpl are possible without assistance. Played with same player.
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> Coincidence? I think not, how did I play tho. Also is this a computer assisted game

This is quite suspicious you cannot play with anonymous when u are signed in you can only play with anonymous if u send a link of game to someone who is not signed in so u know that person

@RA213
if you play anon and then sign in, your name will be replaced on the games you played anonymously

@RiotandCarngeISVenom
There are two possibilities:
Either your opponent used engine or he was an anonymous titled player.