user25989: I am anaylizing my games with Fritz to get better, but there is an annotation in the analysis that I do not fully understand. Here is an example:

What do 0.53/21 and -0.25/24 mean?

user25320: The score 0.53/21 means the chess engine evaluates the position after 6... Ng8-f6 at 0.53 pawns (or 53 centipawns) in White's favour after completing a search depth of 21 ply (or half-moves). It means White has a slight advantage.
Similarly -0.25/24 means the engine evaluates the position after 6... e7-e6 as 0.25 pawns (or 25 centipawns) in Black's favour after a search depth of 24 half-moves.

25989: <p>I am anaylizing my games with Fritz to get better, but there is an annotation in the analysis that I do not fully understand. Here is an example:</p>
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<p>What do <strong>0.53/21</strong> and <strong>-0.25/24</strong> mean?</p>
 25320: <p>The score <strong>0.53/21</strong> means the chess engine evaluates the position after <strong>6... Ng8-f6</strong> at <strong>0.53</strong> pawns (or 53 centipawns) in <strong>White's favour</strong> after completing a search depth of <strong>21</strong> ply (or half-moves). It means White has a slight advantage.</p>
<p>Similarly <strong>-0.25/24</strong> means the engine evaluates the position after <strong>6... e7-e6</strong> as <strong>0.25</strong> pawns (or 25 centipawns) in <strong>Black's favour</strong> after a search depth of 24 half-moves.</p>
