Ok, it's not all that bad, but I input my match v. Paul Berg from the Novi semis and a couple plays while inputting the match I looked at and asked myself "Really, you played that play? How stupid are you?" I played a 4.1 and Paul played much higher. (GNU 2 ply analysis, match was 10 games, ended 11-5)
Position #1 - I didn't hit two here ... Apparently I was hungry and wanted some BK. It's clearly correct to hit both and if you'd show me this as a 'problem' I'd next it. Who knows what was going through my teenie tiny brain while I was playing.
The score (after 2 games) is: P. Berg 1, Stick 2 (match to 11 points)
Move number 9: Stick to play 66
| P. Berg | 154 |
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| Stick | 164 |
Position ID: sM/QASjg2wOAJQ Match ID: cAl7ARAAEAAA | |
Position #2 - I dropped this. Come on, even when my opponent covers he has no builders to close the board immediately and I have a decent offensive structure, when I come in I have serious counterplay - donk move #2
The score (after 2 games) is: P. Berg 1, Stick 2 (match to 11 points)
Move number 19: P. Berg doubles to 2
| P. Berg | 113 |
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| Stick | 129 |
Position ID: OG8HDEBrboEBEQ Match ID: MBlgARAAEAAA | |
These were the two glaring glitches of mine from the match. I'm posting them not only to kick my own ass but give everyone else hope next time they make a monstrous blunder - don't worry about it, move on, think "Hell, it can't be as bad as Stick's play!"