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OLM 20140329A The Prime Factors

Posted By: Taper_Mike
Date: Saturday, 29 March 2014, at 9:18 p.m.

In Response To: OLM 20140329A The Prime Factors (Jason Lee)

The Dilly Builders vs. The Prime Factors

Click any move to see the position.

Game 1   9-away, 9-away   Dilly Builders: 51S-54S-42P-61P-33A-F-C-P
Game 2   8-away, 9-away   Prime Factors: 52S-64H-62U-41P-21$-41U-F-N-42P-52C-C-T-41P-31P-31H-32H-F-22N-51S-X-11n-31H-52U-F-R-P
Game 3   8-away, 7-away   Prime Factors: 64S-61P-52U-51H-44P-41A-42H-51S-N-55M-64H-N-F-N-43H-F-C-P
Game 4   7-away, 7-away   Dilly Builders: 63S-42H-41S-61$-41H-54@-55A-F-N-32C-F-32D-55H-42E-32O-61H-43





White is The Dilly Builders

score: 2
pip: 117
9 point match
pip: 155
score: 2

Blue is The Prime Factors
XGID=----aBDBB--abB---c-cBc--bA:0:0:1:34:2:2:0:9:10
Blue to play 34

U (Up) = bar/18

From the 18pt, we can hope to bring that checker around. The Dillies won’t be in hurry to hit with a 6 or 7 (except 43), so a blot on the 18pt is exposed mostly to rolls with a 1.

The only alternatives I see are 6/2 and 8/4*. The former puts a blot deep in our board. That would create two problems: 1. covering it before we start trading hits, and 2. bypassing the points we are interested in. The latter alternative would tear down a block that is a primary asset. It would also leave three blots, inviting attack at at time when we are out-boarded.

Mike

 

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