Justice is served

Yep! I played two games yesterday against a particular opponent.

He played well. Nay, he played very well. Too good in fact, so I requested a computer analysis. Sure enough he made zero inaccuracies , zero errors, zero blunders.

I sent him a notice saying that I was reporting him for cheating, which I duly did.

This morning when I chimed in I had a notice from Lichess telling me that I had lost to a cheater and that he had been banned and another notice awarding me eight points.

I checked the profile of the guy I reported and it was him.

Ah! it feels so good.

Thanks to the moderators. Well done.

yes, if only the forum was moderated this well.
few inaccuracies doesn't always mean he cheated I've had a few games were I made almost no mistakes and played very well, this can often happen in quiet positions for example this game I am pretty proud of:

en.lichess.org/8z2sCOfU

I had a centipawn loss of 11 which is like Grandmaster play

Yes, a few inacuracies, like you said ,#2, doesn't indicate a cheater. But 0/0/0 means that either you played very very well or that you cheated.

i found the person. he registered onto lichess yesterday

@phlegm Ahh that is pretty sweet! :)
Yes the anti-cheat team on lichess is very good, one of the best I've seen actually.

It's easy when you have the best developers.

They always go to the well too often. Once in a while I manage to pull off a game without doing anything dumb, but if you're an 1800 and you do that repeatedly in a short space of time, duh. One thing I seem to notice also is that a cheater will sometimes play a weird opening before going to the engine. Maybe they think they're throwing you off the scent if they play 1. a4 before playing 20 perfect moves?

@vkrish #4.

Yeah. He achieved o/o/o/ in two successive games.

0/0/0 does not mean that you or your opponent is cheating.

Yeah. GMs, IMs, FMs and players near that level are very capable of it.