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Woolsey's law
Posted By: Matt Cohn-Geier In Response To: Woolsey's law (Daniel Murphy)
Date: Thursday, 13 March 2008, at 4:53 a.m.
The kinds of positions I have in mind are the "TG/take" and positions close to it. They don't actually have to be TG/take so long as you aren't sure whether it's TG/take (or TG/pass) or not, I think.
Viz.: 52: 24/22 13/8 55: 8/3*(2) 6/1*(2), 66: dance 43: 13/10 13/9, 66: dance 32: 13/11 13/10:
The score (after 0 games) is: White 3, Blue 5 (match to 7 points)
Move number 8: Blue on roll, cube decision?
White 169
Blue 135 Position ID: 4HPwAWAzTi0BMA Match ID: cAngADAAKAAA
• Blue doubles
Alert: wrong double ( -0.4279)!
Cube decision 2-ply cubeless equity +1.4774 (Money: +1.1040) 0.7762 0.5780 0.0180 - 0.2238 0.0432 0.0013 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +1.0475 2. Double, pass +1.0000 -0.0475 3. Double, take +0.6196 -0.4279 Proper cube action: Too good to double, take
OK, I suppose passing is a massive error. But suppose I mis-estimate my chances to be closer to 82% than 78%--4% is a fairly reasonable margin of error, if a little bit on the loose side. Or, maybe I can find a position that meets all of my criteria if I play around with GNU enough, but for now I'll just be satisfied that it meets some of them.
The truth is OTB I might be unsure as to whether this is a take or a drop from White's point of view, but I wouldn't double this in a million years.
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