
Paste a game or a position, pick a move, and Stockfish says what it cost. When a tactic explains it, Coach Bjorn says what went wrong.
Click a move in the list, then check it.
Scholar's Mate, White won
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| Verdict | The move… |
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| Blunder | gives away 2 pawns or more |
| Mistake | gives away 1 to 2 pawns |
| Inaccuracy | gives away half a pawn to 1 pawn |
| Good or excellent | gives away less than half a pawn |
| Best move | is Stockfish's own choice |
Compared with Stockfish's best move at depth 16. In a game that is already decided, with 90% winning chances or more for one side, no move is called a mistake.
Here, a move that gives away 2 pawns or more of value compared with Stockfish's best move. A mistake gives away 1 to 2 pawns, an inaccuracy half a pawn to 1. KingChess's Game Review uses the same lines.
Once one side has 90% winning chances or more, a weaker move that keeps the win isn't called a mistake. The same goes for a side that was already lost.
On mistakes and blunders, when he can point at the reason on the board: a piece left hanging, a fork, a pin, a mate. When the cost is about the position rather than a tactic, you get Stockfish's verdict and the reply that punishes the move.
Depth 16 for the position before your move and the position after it. A check takes a few seconds at most.
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