I thought the strength of the opp's board might be enough to dissuade some from the standard type play of double hitting but alas, y'all are too good. It is the clear dmp play so it's hard to argue against it.
It should be noted that if the opponent also had his two point made giving him the strongest possible board it would now be a double whopper to make the double hitting play even though it remains the dmp play. (though hardly as clear)
          
 
         
 | | White is Player 2
score: 0
pip: 123 | Unlimited Game
Jacoby Beaver | pip: 159
score: 0
Blue is Player 1 |
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| XGID=----aaD-DA-AcC-----ccbB-b-:1:1:1:53:0:0:3:0:10 |
| Blue to play 53 |
| 1. | Rollout1 | 9/4* 8/5* | eq: -0.256 |
| Player:
Opponent: | 40.09% (G:9.86% B:0.37%)
59.91% (G:31.64% B:0.92%) | Conf.: ± 0.009 (-0.265...-0.246) - [100.0%]
Duration: 55.4 seconds |
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| 2. | Rollout1 | 11/8 9/4* | eq: -0.302 (-0.046) |
| Player:
Opponent: | 34.68% (G:6.37% B:0.24%)
65.32% (G:19.08% B:0.40%) | Conf.: ± 0.007 (-0.309...-0.294) - [0.0%]
Duration: 51.9 seconds |
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| 3. | Rollout1 | 11/6 9/6 | eq: -0.322 (-0.066) |
| Player:
Opponent: | 31.75% (G:5.03% B:0.17%)
68.25% (G:11.58% B:0.31%) | Conf.: ± 0.007 (-0.329...-0.315) - [0.0%]
Duration: 43.2 seconds |
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1 1296 Games rolled with Variance Reduction.
Moves: 3-ply, cube decisions: XG Roller
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