No. That would be considered receiving unfair assistance in your game. Post-game analysis is what you have to do.
Analysis in real time
Sort:
Surely it's a joke.
Sep 7, 2016
0
#5
It wouldn't necessarily give you an advantage if it's only for moves you have already played, especially if both players can see it. However, I wouldn't use it, I prefer to analyse games afterwards.
Sep 7, 2016
0
#6
Well, it would tell you if you are winning or not. Depending on the magnitude of the score it could provide enough additional information to guide calculations.
Sep 7, 2016
0
#7
That's true Martin, but chess.com also shows the point advantage from captured pieces which tells you (less accurately) whether you are winning.
Sep 7, 2016
0
#8
There are positions where points are equal, and sometimes not, but one side has advantages that may not be obvious to the player. In such a position, knowing the engine evaluation could point out there is a line that leads to a win or material gain.
Is there a setting in chess.com that would allow me to have a computer engine assess the quality of my moves in real time as soon as my moves are made? I appreciate this can be done after the game in review, but just wondering if it can be set up during a game....