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How to better use XG2 to study
Posted By: neilkaz In Response To: ROLLOUT (alex21)
Date: Thursday, 9 August 2012, at 4:25 p.m.
1) Don't use 1 ply RO for ANYTHING...EVER.
2) Don't use any RO weaker than the selectable 2 ply play/3 ply Red cube..EVER
3) Use nothing less than 3 ply to evaluate candidate plays.
4) Don't use Woolsey MET ..for ANYTHING.
5) Your posted RO has 3 plays which evaluate as considerably better than the winner of the RO. Don't you think that it might be a good idea to also RO those 3 plays?
6) In a rather simple position like this, if a 2 ply play, 3 ply Red cube RO shows the same relative emg's and emg differences as XGR++ and there's a clear winning play, you probably don't need to run a higher level RO.
Here according to XGR++ your weak settings have lucked out as they often will and 22/16 correct. But it is good to be more sure and spening more time than 35 SECONDS so you do a higher level RO and higher level evaluations of candidate plays will make you even more sure and minimize the times when a weak RO setting gives an erronious result.
.. neilkaz ..
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