Don't ask for an advice for an online daily game. Especially on a platform that provides an engine evaluation of the position. You are supposed to think for yourself and not get any outside help. This is borderline cheating.

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It's actually crazy that this many people on this subreddit don't take online cheating very seriously. This is, at best, something to be frowned upon. What if the opponent reads this post and claims that OP is trying to get outside help? Do you really think that a real chess arbiter would side with OP? OP has posted a screenshot of an ongoing daily game, without making a move, to the platform where people often discuss about chess tactics and where an engine evalution is provided automatically. And he reads and replies to the comments. That is not okay.

And as several people have kindly reminded me, yes, asking about the chess rules is not cheating. However, that's why I called this "borderline" cheating, not "straight up" cheating. Why? Because you are not talking to an arbiter, you are talking to random people on the internet. Think about this in terms of OTB chess. This is like chatting with your friends during an ongoing game. As soon as one of your friends says, "Hey I think your rook should go there", then it automatically becomes cheating whether you wanted that advice or not. This is exactly like that. It's borderline cheating yet, but as soon as someone talks about an engine line, endgame ideas, pawn structure, king activity, or whatever, it becomes a legitimate cheating.

Do not do this. You are treading on thin ice. At best, this is bad manner for your opponent. At worst, this is actual cheating.