@Turkeyeng : My engine seems to be different. When I fire it up it calculates moves all night long.
Yes it is even. Black enjoys the bishop's pair, but the position is closed and the bishops are passive. The good bishop is shut in, the bad bishop is outside the pawn chain. Black has more pieces than white still on their starting squares. On the other hand some of white's pieces in play are not well placed. Black has a doubled pawn, which poses no problem, but is not good.
It is logical for black to try and open the position so as to open diagonals for the bishop's pair. So 1...g6 makes sense.
Reason 1) This position equal because black have weak pawns white can take it or exchange it ,kingside and Queenside pawns ( all pawns ) ( after exchange sac)
