is akaisuisei score: 4 pip: 139

11 point match

pip: 79 score: 9 is mochy

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to play 54

1.	Rollout1	17/8	eq: +0.064
	Player: Opponent: 55.84% (G:29.68% B:0.21%) 44.16% (G:4.41% B:0.13%) Conf: ± 0.012 (+0.052...+0.076) Duration: 44.4 seconds
* 2.	Rollout1	17/12 5/1	eq: -0.004 (-0.068)
	Player: Opponent: 53.36% (G:28.88% B:0.23%) 46.64% (G:5.92% B:0.20%) Conf: ± 0.014 (-0.018...+0.010) Duration: 39.4 seconds
1 Truncated at 11 moves using 4 ply. 544 Games rolled with Variance Reduction. Dice Seed: 1341 Moves and cube decisions: 3 ply

eXtreme Gammon Version: 1.21, MET: Rockwell-Kazaross

I chose 17/12 5/1 with the thought that I would have more pick and pass numbers because I could use six as a picking number while two as a stepping up number. That is true to 64 63 61. What I missed here is that the importance of placing my spare as useful as possible.

-If I roll deuce in next shake, it would be much better to have a spare checker on five point and a lone checker closer to home board. It is much more flexible.

-Small numbers (11, 13, 14) do not allow me to kill my five and six.

-65 force me to move full eleven pips instead of only five with 17/8.(So that 17/8 is better for immediate 65)
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