08 · Direct Mapping
Claim, Capability and Domain Mapping
The same evidence set, reviewed from three directions. Alignment is expressed in defined language rather than percentages, and 'not publicly established' is a statement about the reviewed material, not about Chess.com's internal systems.
Alignment vocabulary
DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE
A reviewed public source demonstrates a materially similar technical function.
PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Some claim elements have strong public analogues while other elements of the same claim are absent from the reviewed material.
HISTORICAL ADJACENCY
Chess.com previously implemented or promoted technology in the same technical domain; the function is not established as current.
ECOSYSTEM ADJACENCY
Third parties operate related activity using Chess.com events or published data. Not attributable to Chess.com.
NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED
The public material reviewed does not establish the claimed capability. This is a statement about the evidence, not about Chess.com's internal systems.
POTENTIAL CONVERGENCE
A future combination of known Chess.com infrastructure with the Miner's Gambit architecture could produce the function. Illustrative only.
Confirmed currentConfirmed historicalAdjacentMiner's GambitNot established
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Every claim, with its evidenced position
| Claim | Core requirement | Publicly evidenced position | Alignment | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A networked game server watches a competitive game, isolates each move as an event, runs that event through a scoring model that can take account of the piece, how strong the move was, what resource is attached to it and any prediction about that resource, shows the resulting points to the player straight after the move, and then settles up at the end of the game. | Chess.com publicly operates networked competitive play, per-move engine evaluation, move classification and display of computed move information to the player.The reviewed public material does not establish resource allocation, resource prediction, or reallocation of an economic resource as part of the move-scoring model. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| Individual pieces on the board can be tied to a real resource whose value is set outside the game. | Not established as ordinary current gameplay functionality.No reviewed source shows a resource bound to a piece during play. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| The resource attached to a piece can be a commodity such as gold. | Not publicly established.Commodity-linked gameplay is absent from the reviewed public material. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| The resource attached to a piece can be a cryptocurrency or token. | Not established as ordinary current gameplay functionality.No reviewed source shows a digital asset participating in move scoring. | HISTORICAL ADJACENCY | ||
| A piece's worth changes mid-game as the market value of its resource moves. | Not publicly established. Conventional piece values in analysis are static heuristics.Dynamic, externally-driven piece valuation is not present in the reviewed material. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| Taking a piece moves the resource attached to it. | Not publicly established.Capture events are not shown to carry economic consequence. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| How good a move is can be worked out from the rules, what the move achieves, where the piece lands, and how hard or well-known the idea is. | Game Review performs engine analysis after individual moves, identifies key moves, classifies moves and calculates an Accuracy score. The classification model considers engine evaluation and player rating.Publicly disclosed Game Review information does not by itself establish that Chess.com assigns economic or resource-based points to each move. | DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| Before or during the game, resources can be assigned to pieces, squares or players. | Not publicly established as current functionality.No reviewed source describes resource allocation to pieces or positions. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| A player's or viewer's prediction about a resource can affect the points a move earns. | Not publicly established as Chess.com functionality.The only reviewed prediction activity is third-party and external to Chess.com's platform. | ECOSYSTEM ADJACENCY | ||
| The game in question is chess. | Chess.com operates chess and chess variants at global scale.None at this element. | DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| Team and multi-player formats aggregate points across participants. | Team matches, clubs and multi-participant tournaments are operated publicly.Aggregation of economic points is not established. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| The scoring model learns from past games, ratings and results. | The classification model expressly uses engine evaluation together with player rating to estimate likely outcomes; bot personalities model rated play.Adaptation toward economic point determination is not established. | DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| The server pulls in live outside market data and uses it in scoring. | Chess.com publishes structured data outward and ingests live game feeds and cloud analysis. Inbound economic reference data participating in scoring is not established.No reviewed source shows market data influencing gameplay valuation. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| Move and value events are recorded immutably on a blockchain. | No reviewed source establishes that ordinary current gameplay uses a distributed ledger.Per-move anchoring during live play is not established. | HISTORICAL ADJACENCY | ||
| The points are worth something — they can be exchanged for value. | Prize economics operate at event level. Move-level monetary points are not established.No reviewed source attaches exchangeable value to an individual move. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| A smart contract pays out automatically once the result is verified. | Not established from the public material reviewed.No programmable settlement of gameplay is described in the reviewed sources. | NOT PUBLICLY ESTABLISHED | ||
| The game can be online or over-the-board with the moves captured electronically. | Chess.com's Events platform relays over-the-board competition with live or delayed board updates and notation.Economic consequence attached to captured physical moves is not established. | DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| Each move becomes a structured record with an ID, notation, position and time. | PubAPI exposes structured public game and tournament data in JSON-LD; live events track move notation and board state.PubAPI is read-only and cannot be used to submit moves; it does not itself perform economic processing. | DIRECTLY EVIDENCED CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| The same invention expressed as the physical system rather than the method. | Generic platform elements correspond; configured functionality follows Claims 1–18.Inherits every element not established in the method claims. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE | ||
| The software itself, stored on a medium. | Form-of-claim element; assessment follows the method claims.Inherits every element not established in the method claims. | PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE |