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Marc (Green) vs. John (White)

Money session. Score Green-White: 0-0





 
Pip: 133
Game 1
Money session

Green-White:
Score 0-0
Pip: 154
 

# Ply Move Equity
  1 M 13/7 12/7 -0,046
    0,6%  12,7%  41,4%    58,6%  15,3%   0,7%
    Live cube rollout: -0,041
  2 M 22/11 -0,154 (-0,109)
    0,9%  13,1%  39,0%    61,0%  20,3%   1,2%
    Live cube rollout: -0,146
  3 2 22/16 11/6 -0,300 (-0,254)
    0,8%  13,1%  35,4%    64,6%  25,8%   1,7%
  4 2 13/8 12/6 -0,317 (-0,271)
    0,5%   9,3%  31,9%    68,1%  16,2%   0,6%
  5 2 22/16 13/8 -0,327 (-0,281)
    0,8%  12,2%  34,6%    65,4%  25,6%   1,7%

Cube action
Good choice John! These are some of the most difficult decisions to make: Is it better to jump the prime or improve one's own prime? The most importatn factor here seems to be, that leaving the anchor leads to many more gammon losses.


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