According to XG's PR (I haven't done a rollout), I played the below game perfectly. Of course, a perfect game is normally unremarkable for
any competent player but, personally, I can't recall playing a perfect
game that was as long as this one. Many of my plays are obvious,
but I liked the way I played the ending -- carefully and correctly evaluating the tradeoffs between staying back in the hope of hitting and trying to run
off the gammon.

Game 2
Daniel : 0 eXtremeGammon : 4
1) 31: 8/5 6/5
2) 42: 8/4 6/4 62: 24/18 13/11
3) 54: 13/4 11: 6/4(2)
4) 42: 13/7* 52: Bar/18*
5) 33: Bar/22 8/5(2) 4/1* 42: Bar/23 18/14
6) 53: 13/10 6/1 Doubles => 2
7) Takes 44: 14/6 13/9(2)
8) 55: 13/3(2) 66: 13/7(2) 9/3*(2)
9) 63: Cannot Move 41: 11/10 6/2
10) 43: Cannot Move 31: 10/6
11) 53: Cannot Move 41: 8/7 6/2
12) 43: Cannot Move 42: 8/4 7/5
13) 52: Cannot Move 65: 23/12
14) 64: Cannot Move 62: 12/6 5/3
15) 41: Bar/24 6/2 64: 6/2
16) 64: 10/4 6/2 62: 4/2
17) 65: 6/1 52: 7/5 7/2
18) 62: 24/16 64: 6/2 6/Off
19) 51: 16/10 52: 5/Off 2/Off
20) 21: 10/7 52: 5/3 5/Off
21) 53: 24/16 61: 4/3 4/Off
22) 54: 24/19 16/12 33: 3/Off(4)
23) 43: 19/12 54: 3/Off 2/Off
24) 31: 12/9 7/6 66: 2/Off(4)
Wins 4 point

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