Most likely the engine sees that Black loses less material when Black loses a rook instead of a queen.
Possible.Still weird though.![]()
Most likely the engine sees that Black loses less material when Black loses a rook instead of a queen.
Possible.Still weird though.![]()
Are you sure about this? I am running the analysis right now, and the engine always gives the same evaluation to those 2 moves.
Are you sure about this? I am running the analysis right now, and the engine always gives the same evaluation to those 2 moves.
Absolutely sure.My analysis shows 0.4 higher advantage when promoting to a rook.Perhaps your engine is running at a higher depth?
Are you sure about this? I am running the analysis right now, and the engine always gives the same evaluation to those 2 moves.
Absolutely sure.My analysis shows 0.4 higher advantage when promoting to a rook.Perhaps your engine is running at a higher depth?
Every engine I tried shows them as equal a all depths. As they should.
A reasonable explanation that you are looking at a moment when one move is analyzed one half-move deeper than the other. In this case a slight difference may show up but it will equalize when the depths are the same.
So I just