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Analysis

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PV:

History and potential moves (multi-PV)

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Practice mode

Your move: ??
+ %: ??.?% (?th)
+ AWin%: ??.?% (+?.?% from avg)

Computer move: ??
+ %: ??.?% (?th)

Symbol explanation

Score: 1.00 is the value of one pawn (in the opening). Positive values are better for white.
PV: Principal Variation, the series of moves the engine thinks is the best.
Thick red line: Marks the best move (in the view of the engine). Multiple chained arrows - means that the PV starts with multiple successive moves with the same piece, ie., the engine thinks - that the piece will execute a maneuver.
Thin red lines: Other good moves, maximum two. Note that even though these are also - quality checked, these are less thoroughly analyzed by the engine, - and should be taken with a grain of salt.
Thick blue line: Marks the best response move. Note that this is only rarely shown, - since usually, the best response move depends on what the first move is. A typical case is when the current move - is forced or nearly so.

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