
White to move, make the worst move humanly possible.
Qh7 mate ... it's what do you thing before seeing the knight
But there's the bishop to cover up for that move.
Qh7 mate ... it's what do you thing before seeing the knight
But there's the bishop to cover up for that move.
because white (and me) was dumb he resin the game when he see the knight eat his Queen and then chess when he see M1 on the eval bar
a3 - a4?? That basically doesn't help in any way possible (at least to my knowledge).
There's an even worse move (it basically gives the opponent the win)
Ok guys the answer is Kxh3 (eval bar is +M1 before the move and -M1 after)
So what is this +/-M1 and eval bar??
Ok guys the answer is Kxh3 (eval bar is +M1 before the move and -M1 after)
So what is this +/-M1 and eval bar??
Eval bar is short for evaluation bar, it shows how good a position is. For example, +8.63 means that White has an advantage of 8.63 pawns (not necessarily a material advantage, it could be a positional advantage, or a combination of the two). -M6 means that Black can force checkmate in 6. Here +M1 means that White has mate in 1, but after the move, -M1 means that Black has mate in 1.
Ok guys the answer is Kxh3 (eval bar is +M1 before the move and -M1 after)
So what is this +/-M1 and eval bar??
+M1 means mate-in-one for white. -M1 means mate-in-one for black.
Evaluation bar is a bar that evaluates the position on a board according to the engine, for example this white and black line next to the board here:

The bigger the white/black bar is, the more of an advantage that person has. The numbers tell you how big of an advantage the person has. In the example on the screenshot I put, white is better by a third of a pawn, so the position is evaluated as +0.3.
So what @Kyobir means is the evaluation of the position went from mate-in-one for white to mate-in-one for black in that one move.
Ok guys the answer is Kxh3 (eval bar is +M1 before the move and -M1 after)
So what is this +/-M1 and eval bar??
+M1 means mate-in-one for white. -M1 means mate-in-one for black.
Evaluation bar is a bar that evaluates the position on a board according to the engine, for example this white and black line next to the board here:
The bigger the white/black bar is, the more of an advantage that person has. The numbers tell you how big of an advantage the person has. In the example on the screenshot I put, white is better by a third of a pawn, so the position is evaluated as +0.3.
So what @Kyobir means is the evaluation of the position went from mate-in-one for white to mate-in-one for black in that one move.
Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation!!