First is a cube decision from the opening game of our 11 point match. Justin on roll. Cube action?
is Justin score: 0 pip: 131 | ||||||||||||||||
11 point match | ||||||||||||||||
pip: 145 score: 0 is Bill | ||||||||||||||||
XGID=-a---CD-C-A-bBb--bacbb-B--:0:0:-1:00:0:0:0:11:10 | ||||||||||||||||
on roll, cube action? |
Analyzed in Rollout | No double | Double/Take |
Player Winning Chances: | 71.74% (G:15.75% B:0.76%) | 72.23% (G:16.35% B:0.80%) |
Opponent Winning Chances: | 28.26% (G:5.86% B:0.23%) | 27.77% (G:6.03% B:0.28%) |
Cubeless Equities | +0.541 | +1.125 |
Cubeful Equities | ||
No double: | +0.833 (-0.098) | ±0.009 (+0.824..+0.843) |
Double/Take: | +0.931 | ±0.015 (+0.916..+0.946) |
Double/Pass: | +1.000 (+0.069) | |
Best Cube action: Double / Take | ||
Rollout details | ||
1296 Games rolled with Variance Reduction. Moves: 3-ply, cube decisions: XG Roller | ||
Double Decision confidence: | 100.0% | |
Take Decision confidence: | 100.0% | |
Duration: 7 minutes 41 seconds |
eXtreme Gammon Version: 2.02, MET: Kazaross XG2
Justing doubled and I dropped.This result surprised me since the position looks pretty bleak. Justin is about to make the bar, after which I will be behind a 5-prime not at the edge.
I did a mini-rollout, playing out the position 10 times. I took Justin's side and let XG play my side.
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Based on this mini-rollout the position is a beaver!!
I formed a 5-prime immediately in 9 of 10 games, yet I only
won 4 times, getting a total of 8 points.
I lost all sorts of ways.
I lost by getting counteprimed. I
lost when XG escaped my 5-prime. I lost
when XG counterattacked and then escaped the 5-prime. I lost when XG hit a shot from the deuce point
later on.
All in all, I lost 6 times.
Three times I lost 4 cubes. Once I got gammoned on 4 to lose 8 and two
other times I only lost 2 cubes, for a total loss of 24 points.
Net, I lost 26 points in 10 games. While I was clearly unlucky here, at least this let me see the various ways the weaker side can win. In addition to the ways I actually lost, XG could also get lucky and win the race.
In short, there is much more play here than meets the eye.
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