A given position may have multi-moves from an opening book. For Polyglot ones, each move has a weight number/a score, indicating how good the move is (the larger the better). You may turn on the panel "Books/Egtb" and take a look at them (as the below image).

For auto-playing, BSG can take only one move from them to play. It chops them by top% then takes randomly from the rest. Top 100% means total random. Top 10% of 20 opening-moves means BSG pickups randomly from the top 2 moves. Top 0% means it is always the first/the best one (not random at all).
If there are more than two active opening books, each time BSG first selects a book randomly then pickup moves from that book. Thus, it may happen: at the first move of the game, the opening-move is picked up from book 2; at 2nd move, the opening-move is picked up from book 1, and so on.
BSG calls them bubbles. They help to show some information visually such as opening moves, Lc0's stats...
For opening books, you may control them from Settings, turn on/off, set size, color, display one or two parameters.
When the human player is in turn, BSG probes all opening books and displays all results in those bubbles. You can see a light link connecting between each bubble and a piece to show which move is. Move the mouse over a piece, BSG will display all related bubbles to that piece only.
The 1st number is the weight/score we have mentioned above. The best one (with the highest score) will be shown with a bold, dark border.
If you set to show 2nd param, it is winrate value. Polyglot books don't have those values thus you always see 0 instead. However, other books may have them such as the online book from chessdb.cn (click on the button "Online book/egtb" from Settings to add that book).



