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What we analyze
Every move is measured on four dimensions, then combined into one score.
Vocabulary
How unusual are the words for typical human players, given the tiles available?
Move quality
How consistently does the player find the strong, solver-like plays in each position?
Playing patterns
Does the move look statistically unusual compared with ordinary human gameplay?
Overall score
The evidence combines into a single Suspicious Move Score from 0–100 with a plain-language explanation.
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Example analysis
This is a fixed illustration of a result — not a live score. It shows what the analysis looks like for a move like QAT at 8H.
More solver-like than approximately 94% of human moves in the current reference model.
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Latest research and articles
How the Suspicious Move Score works
How we compare a move against solver-quality play and human gameplay to produce a 0–100 score — and what the number means.
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