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Points are not always good and blots not always bad
Posted By: svilo In Response To: Colorless Counting--A clever concept (Matt Cohn-Geier)
Date: Friday, 28 December 2012, at 2:36 p.m.
If you are not kidding:) Either Robertie or Danny kleinman or both commented on several key concepts, easy to learn and making from the absolute beginner a tiny underdog against the best players: points, hits. safe play. Magriel taught how to easily see point making moves from dice difference. I remember Magriel also noticed points are not always good and advocated not making a 6 away point on 11 bearing in against a golden anchor. The idea is good, but the example as Jeremy showed was wrong:) There is a vast multitude of points not good, or point making not the best move and also blotting, slotting and other blot leaving or blot creating and double blot creating best plays.
It happens to me as I play or act - I am trying to be too cute and I either
find the true decision but I am mocked for it by a stupid crowd. Especially when dice rule the opposite.
make the wrong decision and I say to myself afterwards: don't try to be more Christian than the pope:)
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