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    PGN Standard: Section 10


    10: Numeric Annotation Glyphs

    NAG zero is used for a null annotation; it is provided for the convenience of software designers as a placeholder value and should probably not be used in external PGN data.

    NAGs with values from 1 to 9 annotate the move just played.

    NAGs with values from 10 to 135 modify the current position.

    NAGs with values from 136 to 139 describe time pressure.

    Other NAG values are reserved for future definition.

    Note: the number assignments listed below should be considered preliminary in nature; they are likely to be changed as a result of reviewer feedback.

    
    NAG    Interpretation
    ---    --------------
      0    null annotation
      1    good move (traditional "!")
      2    poor move (traditional "?")
      3    very good move (traditional "!!")
      4    very poor move (traditional "??")
      5    speculative move (traditional "!?")
      6    questionable move (traditional "?!")
      7    forced move (all others lose quickly)
      8    singular move (no reasonable alternatives)
      9    worst move
     10    drawish position
     11    equal chances, quiet position
     12    equal chances, active position
     13    unclear position
     14    White has a slight advantage
     15    Black has a slight advantage
     16    White has a moderate advantage
     17    Black has a moderate advantage
     18    White has a decisive advantage
     19    Black has a decisive advantage
     20    White has a crushing advantage (Black should resign)
     21    Black has a crushing advantage (White should resign)
     22    White is in zugzwang
     23    Black is in zugzwang
     24    White has a slight space advantage
     25    Black has a slight space advantage
     26    White has a moderate space advantage
     27    Black has a moderate space advantage
     28    White has a decisive space advantage
     29    Black has a decisive space advantage
     30    White has a slight time (development) advantage
     31    Black has a slight time (development) advantage
     32    White has a moderate time (development) advantage
     33    Black has a moderate time (development) advantage
     34    White has a decisive time (development) advantage
     35    Black has a decisive time (development) advantage
     36    White has the initiative
     37    Black has the initiative
     38    White has a lasting initiative
     39    Black has a lasting initiative
     40    White has the attack
     41    Black has the attack
     42    White has insufficient compensation for material deficit
     43    Black has insufficient compensation for material deficit
     44    White has sufficient compensation for material deficit
     45    Black has sufficient compensation for material deficit
     46    White has more than adequate compensation for material deficit
     47    Black has more than adequate compensation for material deficit
     48    White has a slight center control advantage
     49    Black has a slight center control advantage
     50    White has a moderate center control advantage
     51    Black has a moderate center control advantage
     52    White has a decisive center control advantage
     53    Black has a decisive center control advantage
     54    White has a slight kingside control advantage
     55    Black has a slight kingside control advantage
     56    White has a moderate kingside control advantage
     57    Black has a moderate kingside control advantage
     58    White has a decisive kingside control advantage
     59    Black has a decisive kingside control advantage
     60    White has a slight queenside control advantage
     61    Black has a slight queenside control advantage
     62    White has a moderate queenside control advantage
     63    Black has a moderate queenside control advantage
     64    White has a decisive queenside control advantage
     65    Black has a decisive queenside control advantage
     66    White has a vulnerable first rank
     67    Black has a vulnerable first rank
     68    White has a well protected first rank
     69    Black has a well protected first rank
     70    White has a poorly protected king
     71    Black has a poorly protected king
     72    White has a well protected king
     73    Black has a well protected king
     74    White has a poorly placed king
     75    Black has a poorly placed king
     76    White has a well placed king
     77    Black has a well placed king
     78    White has a very weak pawn structure
     79    Black has a very weak pawn structure
     80    White has a moderately weak pawn structure
     81    Black has a moderately weak pawn structure
     82    White has a moderately strong pawn structure
     83    Black has a moderately strong pawn structure
     84    White has a very strong pawn structure
     85    Black has a very strong pawn structure
     86    White has poor knight placement
     87    Black has poor knight placement
     88    White has good knight placement
     89    Black has good knight placement
     90    White has poor bishop placement
     91    Black has poor bishop placement
     92    White has good bishop placement
     93    Black has good bishop placement
     84    White has poor rook placement
     85    Black has poor rook placement
     86    White has good rook placement
     87    Black has good rook placement
     98    White has poor queen placement
     99    Black has poor queen placement
    100    White has good queen placement
    101    Black has good queen placement
    102    White has poor piece coordination
    103    Black has poor piece coordination
    104    White has good piece coordination
    105    Black has good piece coordination
    106    White has played the opening very poorly
    107    Black has played the opening very poorly
    108    White has played the opening poorly
    109    Black has played the opening poorly
    110    White has played the opening well
    111    Black has played the opening well
    112    White has played the opening very well
    113    Black has played the opening very well
    114    White has played the middlegame very poorly
    115    Black has played the middlegame very poorly
    116    White has played the middlegame poorly
    117    Black has played the middlegame poorly
    118    White has played the middlegame well
    119    Black has played the middlegame well
    120    White has played the middlegame very well
    121    Black has played the middlegame very well
    122    White has played the ending very poorly
    123    Black has played the ending very poorly
    124    White has played the ending poorly
    125    Black has played the ending poorly
    126    White has played the ending well
    127    Black has played the ending well
    128    White has played the ending very well
    129    Black has played the ending very well
    130    White has slight counterplay
    131    Black has slight counterplay
    132    White has moderate counterplay
    133    Black has moderate counterplay
    134    White has decisive counterplay
    135    Black has decisive counterplay
    136    White has moderate time control pressure
    137    Black has moderate time control pressure
    138    White has severe time control pressure
    139    Black has severe time control pressure
    
    

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