Replies to 41$ | Error Key | Tie | Small | Medium | Blunder | |||||||
Per XG opening Book | < .005 | < .02 | < .06 | > .06 | ||||||||
General Notes | ||||||||||||
Always hit if you can but 11N is only a small error. 11H is slightly superior b/c opponent has bad 6's from the bar. | ||||||||||||
Counterslot with 21 and 51. 51$ probably correct owing to the slight duplication of opponent's 4's | ||||||||||||
43U is a rare case where up is correct. Reason is probably to molest the builder on the 9 pt | ||||||||||||
Important to split with 32 and 52. Logic again is opponent will almost certainly make 5 point, when you are behind in the priming battle. | ||||||||||||
63R to leap over his offensive structure | ||||||||||||
33 Up and make an inner point for sure. Making 5 point or 3 point with the other 3's are tied. | ||||||||||||
44 hit two, then make the 4 point. This wins more gammons. Note 13/9(2) with the other 4's wins more plain games. | ||||||||||||
Reply Roll | BEST | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | ||||||||
Point Making Rolls | 31 | H | 24/20* | |||||||||
42 | H | 24/20*, 13/11 | U | 24/20*, 24/22 | 0.0128 | |||||||
53 | H | 24/16* | ||||||||||
61 | P | 13/7, 8/7 | ||||||||||
Split or Slot | 21 | $ | 13/11, 6/5 | S | 24/23, 13/11 | 0.0186 | ||||||
counterslot. There is some duplication to help you (compared to 21$) | ||||||||||||
41 | U | 24/20*, 24/23 | ||||||||||
51 | $ | 13/8, 6/5 | S | 24/23, 13/8 | 0.0059 | |||||||
counterslot b/c of duplication again | Splitting barely a mistake | |||||||||||
Split or Two Down | 54 | H | 24/20*, 13/8 | R | 24/20*/15 | 0.0359 | ||||||
Hit and Stay | ||||||||||||
52 | S | 24/22, 13/8 | $ | 13/8, 6/4 | 0.0202 | |||||||
43 | U | 24/20*, 24/21 | S | 24/20*, 13/10 | 0.0136 | |||||||
not sure why up is best. Perhaps b/c our 10 pt builder is inefficient or perhaps b/c his 9 pt builder is strong | ||||||||||||
32 | S | 24/21, 13/11 | Z | 24/22, 13/10 | 0.0207 | D | 13/11, 13/10 | 0.036 | ||||
split against the prime | Down wrong concept | |||||||||||
6-X Rolls | 65 | R | 24/13 | |||||||||
64 | R | 24/20*/14 | X | 24/20*, 13/7 | 0.0596 | |||||||
63 | R | 24/15 | S | 24/18, 13/10 | 0.0109 | |||||||
trying to jump past his offensive structure | ||||||||||||
62 | H | 24/16* | ||||||||||
Doubles | 11 | H | 24/20* | N | 8/7(2), 6/5(2) | 0.0056 | ||||||
hit b/c opp has bad sixes | still, near is only a small error | |||||||||||
22 | e | 24/20*, 6/4(2) | ||||||||||
hit and make a home board point squeezes most equity from this great roll | ||||||||||||
33 | E | 24/21(2), 6/3(2) | C | 24/21(2), 8/5(2) | 0.0013 | |||||||
Up and make a home board point is concept. Opp. Would rather cover than hit you with a 7. Making 5 point or 3 points are tied. | ||||||||||||
44 | c | 24/20*/16*, 8/4(2) | b | 24/20*/16*, 13/9(2) | 0.0118 | B | 24/20*(2), 13/9(2) | 0.0473 | ||||
more G's compensates for less wins | more plain wins but less gammons | not bad but better plays available | ||||||||||
55 | P | 13/3(2) | ||||||||||
66 | B | 24/18(2), 13/7(2) | ||||||||||
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February 29, 2012
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I quite like your organization of the responses.
ReplyDeleteWhen I reorganized my spreadsheet this way it's easier to see the interesting plays and exceptions.
Thank you. Are you willing to share your spreadsheet?
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