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Money
Snowie .. [N E8 @10] 31k
GnuBG .. [E=N @10] 46k 15k@, and d[N E11 M24] 5k
XG 3-ply [N E2 @12] 51k
XG 4-ply [N E8 @23] 10k (just posted by Neil)
Keep in mind that the 4-ply rollout is only 10k, so far. If all three plays are extended, I believe @ will improve, and E may improve a bit.
Nactation key: N = Near (13/11(2) 6/4(2), E = Each (24/22(2) 6/4(2), @ = anchor (24/20(2)), and M = Mayfair split (24/22 13/11 6/4(2)). Error sizes are in thousandths of a point.
A "d" before the brackets stands for double match point (DMP); otherwise assume the result is for money. The "k" after the brackets denotes the number of trials (in thousands, rounded down).
For example, "[N E8 @10] 31k" means that (for money) N is best, E is -.008 and @ is -.010, after 31000+ trials. And "d[N E11 M24] 5k" means that at DMP, N is best, E is -.011 and M is -.024, after 5000+ trials.
At GS, @ is best by far.
At GG, N is best by far.
For comparison, 43D-22 is shown below, with approximate values at the four scores listed below the diagram.
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| 43D-22 | |
m[E N37 @40 H50 M70]
d[N E11 H35]
s[@ E28 H77 N102]
g[N E16 n27 M36 H43]
E, N, @ and M mean the same as before. H = Hit (24/16*, n = near 13/9 6/4(2).
The other two-down positions are diagrammed below, followed by approximate values at all four scores:
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54D-22 [E N45 H96], d[E N10 H46], s[E @10? N72 H75], g[N E7 H79]
Summary of four positions:
For money, play E against 9pt builder, else N.
At DMP, play N (except 54D-22, E is a bit better).
At GS, play @ (except 54D-22, E is a bit better).
At GG, play N.
Nack