Analysis
Analysis Board
Articles in this category explain how to navigate the live engine analysis board, explore candidate lines, and inspect match turning points.
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Analysis FAQ
Does the RoChess analysis board use a live engine?
Yes, the analysis board runs a live engine that recalculates evaluations in real time as moves and positions change. Read the guide
Can you play alternative moves on the RoChess analysis board?
Yes, players can explore candidate lines that never happened during the game to see engine-recommended defenses. Read the guide
What should you do after finding a blunder on the analysis board?
Step back to the turn before the mistake, diagnose the tactical reason it failed, and practice that theme using puzzle mode. Read the guide
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