: > MK writes: >> why don't you have whatever levels of the >> "biased bot" play against random cube >> and checker play? > Because "I

that further magnifies luck, errors during the game can only exist one accepts that there is no strategy in gamblegammon. If one argues that there is room for strategy in gamblegammon

17, MK wrote: >> here, while introducing the new concepts of SET's >> and MET's, (Set Equity Tables and Match Equity >> table), for checker play decisions

that cube magnifies luck, I can understand wht mentally ill gamblers like you would focus more on that. Also since it allows more "wiggle room" for bullshit... Consider

MK writes: > > You first ran 1000 games. Then 5000 without beavers, > 3000 with beavers and 3000 with raccoons. Later on in > discussion we all kept talking about 10000 games

MK writes: > do you agree that the cube magnifies luck (at times drastically as in > this example)? Yes or no? Neither. Sometimes yes (mutant cube strategy), sometimes no (skillfully

20, MK wrote: >> How not? If one player is 4 cube PR and 6 checker PR, with an >> average 5 PR. If the other player 12 cube PR and 4 checker PR, >> with an average 8 PR (ie 3

Because cube magnifies luck and allows luck to truncate skill. A cubeless 7-pointer, even sometimes a 5-pointer can last as long as a cubeful 25-pointer. If it's not for money/

let the luck of the dice dictate > the winner? Isn't that more of the "gambler" angle? I have always argued to the contrary that cube magnifies luck. > So anyway

This is a variation of Murat's step by step instructions to determine whether short or long

the cube magnifies luck or skill in backgammon. Essentially it's the same as variation B, (please read the thread "Murat's proposal II: does cube magnify luck or skill

the cube magnifies luck or skill in backgammon. Essentially it's the same as variation A, (please read the thread "Murat's proposal II: does cube magnify luck or skill

Murat's step by step instructions to determine whether the use of the cube magnifies luck or

On Apr 28, 5:31 am, "Peter Schneider" <schneiderp_REMOVET...@gmx.net> wrote: > 1.

> Cube magnifies luck... Sick gambler favor luck over > skill...!! So all the top players who favor the use of the cube are in fact just the weakest and luckiest players according

Has anyone managed to get GNU 1.4 to work under Dueller yet??? Was working like a train with 1.3, but

the cube magnifies skill or luck. Can you look at it as "not giving a big advantage" to one player but as "taking away the big advantage a single roll may give" to

I don't know who missed me or enjoyed my absence in rgb for the past couple of weeks, but I had