MK <mu...@compuplus.net> writes:
if there was as much cube skill as hyped, random
cube player could not achieve a 15% win rate...
Try to estimate how often a game will be played to
conclusion and then think about what this amounts
to with equal checker play. No surprise here.
On 11/16/2022 3:18 AM, MK wrote:
Scenario 3: grandmaster vs random checker + grandmaster cube.
After 500 games: gnubg = 1462, mutant = 4 points
Scenario 4: grandmaster vs grandmaster checker + random cube.
After 503 games: gnubg = 2136, mutant = 873 points
If you found these results surprising then you have a
long way to go before you achieve any understanding
of this topic. Your results are completely in line with
what the conventional wisdom would predict.
In my thread "Need help with gamblegammon formulas/calculations",
On November 19, 2022 at 9:32:07 AM UTC+1, Axel Reichert wrote:
MK <mu...@compuplus.net> writes:
if there was as much cube skill as hyped, random
cube player could not achieve a 15% win rate...
Try to estimate how often a game will be played to
conclusion and then think about what this amounts
to with equal checker play. No surprise here.
And I had asked Axel some questions in my reply post:
https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.backgammon/c/AwI9RYDHLcs/m/2pmWWudFBgAJ
In my other thread "My experiment to compare checker skill vs cube skill in gamblegammon",
On November 16, 2022 at 3:45:15 PM UTC+1, Tim Chow wrote:
On 11/16/2022 3:18 AM, MK wrote:
Scenario 3: grandmaster vs random checker + grandmaster cube.
After 500 games: gnubg = 1462, mutant = 4 points
Scenario 4: grandmaster vs grandmaster checker + random cube.
After 503 games: gnubg = 2136, mutant = 873 points
If you found these results surprising then you have a
long way to go before you achieve any understanding
of this topic. Your results are completely in line with
what the conventional wisdom would predict.
And I had asked Tim some questions in my reply post:
https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.backgammon/c/i53IQfeJ_iE/m/UW_7Fc8NBgAJ
Neither one of you have yet posted any answers to my
questions even though you have been posting in other
threads.
I wonder if you may be ailing from math constipation..? ;)
If you were the PHD chiefs of some mathematician tribes,
you would be the feathered, beaded, "Shitting Bull"s... :)
Come on you two, measure up! Or, have the courage to
jump over the fence to my side and concede already... ;)
MK
In defence of Tim, he's heavily involved in some road race called "Gumball 3000" which takes place out in the remote bits of the Middle East and I suspect internet connectivity out there is a bit hit-and-miss.
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On Thursday, 24 November 2022 at 00:01:12 UTC, MK wrote:
Neither one of you have yet posted any answers to my
questions even though you have been posting in other
threads.
I wonder if you may be ailing from math constipation..? ;)
If you were the PHD chiefs of some mathematician tribes,
you would be the feathered, beaded, "Shitting Bull"s... :)
Come on you two, measure up! Or, have the courage to
jump over the fence to my side and concede already... ;)
In defence of Tim, he's heavily involved in some road
race called "Gumball 3000" which takes place....
Nasti, do you realize that you are diluting and tainting
my threads with your garbage comments like this one
way more often that I can tolerate..? I can't tell anyone
what to or not to post but I hope you can understand
my growing irritated and frustrated also... :(
MK
I will restrict my future contributions to discussions relating to bot dice and similar ilk.
Nasti, do you realize that you are diluting and tainting
my threads with your garbage comments like this one
way more often that I can tolerate..? I can't tell anyone
what to or not to post but I hope you can understand
my growing irritated and frustrated also... :(
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