riverwalk3 wrote:
When practicing with the computer in some of the endgame drills, or when running a computer analysis on one of my games, even when there are 7 or fewer pieces left (in which all positions are solved), the game report still shows a numeric value like +5 rather than saying something like M21. I believe it would be more helpful to use tablebase evaluations when running the computer analysis after the game has progressed to 7 or fewer pieces (or when doing an endgame drill).
In progress:
https://www.chess.com/article/view/chess-com-month-in-review-may-2021
When practicing with the computer in some of the endgame drills, or when running a computer analysis on one of my games, even when there are 7 or fewer pieces left (in which all positions are solved), the game report still shows a numeric value like +5 rather than saying something like M21. I believe it would be more helpful to use tablebase evaluations when running the computer analysis after the game has progressed to 7 or fewer pieces (or when doing an endgame drill).