@Yussuf07 I don't see the change. But I do see a change, when I move the black pieces.
Maybe stockfish currently value the Black higher, because you rook isn't yet open, and your knight haven't advanced anywhere yet?.
Where as black, has put all it's major pieces into play. (Perhaps this is rated higher than the two pawns lost?)
This perhaps would explain the centipawn loss difference between black and white?
Although white is clearly in a better position, maybe Stockfish algorithm values the blacks opening higher, as well as the previous movement of the black pawn. (Where as white pawns are still in the starting position)
Edit: and black still have the opportunity to castle. (Perhaps in Stockfish algorithm, the chance of castling, earns a few extra points?)
Maybe stockfish currently value the Black higher, because you rook isn't yet open, and your knight haven't advanced anywhere yet?.
Where as black, has put all it's major pieces into play. (Perhaps this is rated higher than the two pawns lost?)
This perhaps would explain the centipawn loss difference between black and white?
Although white is clearly in a better position, maybe Stockfish algorithm values the blacks opening higher, as well as the previous movement of the black pawn. (Where as white pawns are still in the starting position)
Edit: and black still have the opportunity to castle. (Perhaps in Stockfish algorithm, the chance of castling, earns a few extra points?)