"Oh, no! Sheva makes a mistake!" Bagas jumped in panic as he saw the evaluation bar spike in Mads Andersen's direction. "No…After playing perfectly for 29 moves, Sheva finally makes his first ever mistake, and it is very crucial! Now, Grandmaster Mads Andersen has a chance to capitalize on it and win the game…" He exclaimed in a wail, expressing his regret over the blunder that his best friend had made.
He himself still didn't know why the move that Sheva made was considered a mistake. However, in this case, he trusted the computer's evaluation, and since it showed –1.8 for Mads Andersen's favor, there was no reason not to believe it. Also, in this case, understanding was one thing, but letting the audience understand the grave of this situation was another. As for the explanation, he knew that it was about to come from the expert he had invited.
