engines - Why does Stockfish evaluate this position as equal? - Chess Stack Exchange

After solving the puzzle while I was analyzing this endgame, I was just surprised to see stockfish evaluates this position as equal. After Ke4, Ke6 (Opposition); Kf4, and f5 -- I can't find out an

Why do engines say the position is Mate in 80 for white? it's not nearly deep enough : r/chess

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Why do engines often evaluate completely winning endgame positions between +60 and +63? What's significant about the low 60's as an evaluation? Or is it just a placeholder when the computer can't

Dissecting Stockfish Part 2: In-Depth Look at a chess engine, by Antoine Champion

I was analysing this position with Stockfish and I found something rather weird. Can someone please explain why the search function behaves like this? : r/chess

Stockfish will analyze a chess position through to (for example) depth 45 and announce a mate in 10. When it reaches depth 56 it finds an improvement, to mate in 9. Why

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engines - Why does Stockfish continue analysis and report a non-zero result for a position with insufficient material? - Chess Stack Exchange