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62S-41, 63S-41, and 64S-41 data
Posted By: Nack Ballard In Response To: 64S 41 XG 4 ply RO (neilkaz)
Date: Saturday, 13 March 2010, at 5:37 p.m.
Thanks for the RO, Neil.
Yes, it seems that several experts have been under the impression that H (hit-and-down) is better overall than X (hit-and-split) because they've been looking only at the posted Gnu data. Snowie data is relatively more X-supporting than Gnu by .019, .012 and .010.
Here is money data for the three 6xS-41 positions:
62S-41
Snowie .. [X H4] 10k
GnuBG .. [H X15] 15k .. d[H X7] 15k
XG 3-ply [H X6] 62k63S-41
Snowie .. [X H3] 10k
GnuBG .. [H X9] 15k .. d[H X3] 5k
XG 3-ply [H=X] 62k64S-41
Snowie .. [X H14] 20k
GnuBG .. [X H4] 46k .. d[X H4] 15k, g[H X11] 15k
XG 3-ply [X H11] 31k
XG 4-ply [X H9] 15kXG is acting as a good moderator here, generating a margin midway between Snowie's and Gnu's results (slightly closer to Snowie's).
For those interested, I've also included Gnu data for DMP ("d" before the bracket) and GG ("g"), though keep in mind that some of Gnu's H bias probably carries over from its money result; in particular, it's too early to say which of H or X is better for 63S-41 DMP.
On January 20th, I sent out 62S-41 and 63S-41 for Snowie extension to 20k; I'm waiting to hear back. When I've got those and all three of Neil's XG 4-ply results (I'm hoping he'll roll 62S-41 as well), I'll have another look.
Nack
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