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Position 62, page 104
From Backgammon for Blood, by Bruce Becker
From Backgammon for Blood, by Bruce Becker
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Should White double to 2? |
Here, your count is a half throw for the man on the W9, and one throw each for the four men on B11 and B12 — a total of four and a half throws to get in to your inner board. Black needs a half throw for each of his six men on the B7, B8, and B9 points; one throw for each of the three men on the W12 point, and one and a half throws for the man on the W10 point — a total of seven and a half throws to get in. If this is the case, you should consider doubling, of which more later.
Rollout
Tom Keith 2013 |
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Money play Centered cube White on roll 1296 games with VR Checker play: 3-ply Cube play: XG Roller |
XGID=--ABACC--Aa-cBB-bacbb-a---:0:0:1:00:0:0:0:0
Cube Action | Game | G | BG | Equity | |||||
No double |
W L |
.8217 .1783 |
.1264 .0108 |
.0016 .0005 | +0.9984 | (0.0016) | |||
Double | Take |
W L |
.7945 .2055 |
.2546 .0329 |
.0033 .0018 | +1.4704 | +1.0000 | ||
Drop | +1.0000 |
White should double and Black should pass
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