Question:
6-5?
Option 1: bar/14
votes: 0
Option 2: bar/20 10/4
votes: 7
Option 3: bar/20 9/3
votes: 3
Unluckily, ah_clem misread Schigolch's move as he was careful not to leave joker shot for 6-5. So the original message should be deleted. I don't have rights or I can't find where to delete messages, so maybe somebody else could do it. In this corrected position roll is the same 6-5.
Forum Green, Schigolch White.
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Looks like running is all downside; 20 hitting numbers or buried in the race if he misses us with 6-6, 5-5, 4-4 or 3-3. With the exception of 4-4, I'd rather be in his home board if he rolls a big set. 1-1 and 2-2 are bad regardless of how we play.
Bar 20, 9-4.
Bob
Quote from: NIHILIST on December 18, 2009, 07:24:50 PM
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Bar 20, 9-4.
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9/3, or 10/4? or is that shorthand to say either will do? ;)
Apologies for misplaying Schig's move - it seemed too good to be true (c:.
Of course, what he posted should stand. Thanks to blitzxz for catching the error - I'm glad somebody is paying attention. I've attached an updated/corrected .sgf file.
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Running all the way leaves any 2 or any 1 to hit - the best double shot to leave, but still a double shot - I count 20 hitting rolls.
Staying on the 20 leaves only 4s to pick and pass or 22 to hit and cover. I don't think he'll hit loose with our board. That's 12 rolls to hit us. Hanging back is safer, moreover, hanging back gives us a better chance of hitting a shot.
So, hang back. where to play the 6? Doesn't matter much. 10/4 looks good - can't have too many checkers on the four...
bar/24 10/4
It's now 10-0 to hang back. Nobody has expressed a strong opininn about 9/3 vs 10/4, so i'm going to move it along with the 10/4 move.
I'll try not to screw it up this time....