question about Isight delta | for matches

[Backgammon Finesse]

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I think I'm already a little confused between posts here. can you help me how to calculate this based on isight for match?

btw ima big fan of this place. and now im at my challenge (the fastest way to gain 3pr in the world). just want to say thanks for yall who's write here. this is marvelous place and... especially say hello to MK:)

i am familiar with
p = 80 −l3+ 2∆l but i think so at this point ima confused.
thanks for your answers.

[Backgammon Finesse]

As I understand, in this position 80 should be replaced by some other number? I hope someone will explain how to count in a match using this method.

[Simon Woodhead]

On 23/08/2023 1:20 am, Backgammon Finesse wrote:

> As I understand, in this position 80 should be replaced by some other number? I hope someone will explain how to count in a match using this method.

https://bkgm.com/articles/Reichert/insights-with-isight.pdf

[Backgammon Finesse]

i read this book. and i hope so i do all the things right (im a right or im a right?))

80 - 17/3 + 2*1 = 72%
i do this right?

[MK]

I don't think you will get an explicit answer
that may lead to a discussion because you
are a new-comer, not a member of the pack
yet. :( Besides, they may suspect you already
know the answer and you are baiting them. ;)

MK

[Simon Woodhead]

Ignore MK and wait for Isight creator Axel, who is a regular poster
here. Isight count is 17/16 (from 11/16). Figuring out the recube
is beyond my meagre knowledge.

[Axel Reichert]

Backgammon Finesse <backgamm...@mail.ru> writes:

> As I understand, in this position 80 should be replaced by some other
> number?

No.

80 - L/3 + 2 Delta L

always gives you an estimate for your game winning chances, be it money
session or match.

How to double in money sessions with this GWC is explained in my
article.

In matches you calculate the doubling point and the cash point using
METs, Neil's numbers, the Turner formula or what else. These points
depend on score. The longer the race is, the closer you should double to
the cash point. The shorter the race is, the closer you should double to
the doubling point.

Axel

[MK]

On August 24, 2023 at 10:00:54 AM UTC-6, Axel Reichert wrote:

> Backgammon Finesse <backgamm...@mail.ru> writes:

>> As I understand, in this position 80 should be
>> replaced by some other number?

> No.
> 80 - L/3 + 2 Delta L
> always gives you an estimate for your game
> winning chances, be it money session or match.

And what is the claimed accuracy of your "Icing"
on the "cow cake"...?? (approximate, of course ;)

MK

[Stick Rice]

I would recommend you come over to http://www.bgonline.org/forums/

Stick

[MK]

On September 27, 2023 at 9:07:00 AM UTC-6, Stick Rice wrote:

> On August 22, 2023 at 7:25:40 AM UTC-4, Backgammon Finesse wrote:

>> this is marvelous place and... especially say
>> hello to MK:)

> I would recommend you come over to
> http://www.bgonline.org/forums/

Ah so, you are here to farm potential
whores for your personal bordello... :(

BTW, while responding to him, it would
have been polite of you to comply with
his wish to "especially say hello to MK:)"

MK