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32S-54H-42P-F-41 and variants, revisited
Posted By: Nack Ballard
Date: Thursday, 26 August 2010, at 10:49 p.m.
In my original post, I replied to Stick's post on the position diagrammed above. All five respondents chose @ (anchor, 24/20 21/20), which does look clear.
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I proposed the two variants below. One of White's 6pt spares is moved to her 24pt (left-hand diagram) or to her 21pt (right-hand diagram).
I threw on some truncated rollouts (1296+ trials). Here are the results:
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Left-hand position: [P @13]. That is, P (Point, 11/7 8/7) beats @ (anchor, 24/21 24/20) by .013, providing a contrast to the original position (above it) where @ is clearly best.
Right-hand position: [A @10 X39 P44 x50 h64]. Translation: A (Attack, 8/4 6/5*) is best, @ (anchor, 24/20 21/20) is -.010, X (hit-and-split/scoot, 21/20 8/4*) is -.039, P (Point, 11/7 8/7) is -.044, x (alt hit-and-split, 24/23 8/4*) is -.050, and h (alt hit, 11/10 8/4*) is -.064. I'm not planning to do a full rollout of either position, but if someone else feels so inspired... :)
The sexy hit-and-slot play (A) that topped the trunc deserves its own diagram (below).
Nack
32S-54H-42P-42E-31H-F-41A (after-position)
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