• Equities at GG:  White: 1-away[Crawford], Red: 2-away

			13/10 13/11	+0.058
			41.9%   11.2%  1.4%    58.1%   28.7%   6.0%
			24/21 13/11	+0.055 ( -0.003)
			42.7%   10.2%  1.0%    57.3%   27.4%   4.0%
			24/22 13/10	+0.052 ( -0.006)
			42.6%   10.2%  1.1%    57.4%   27.3%   3.0%
			24/22 24/21	+0.031 ( -0.027)
			42.3%     9.4%  1.4%    57.7%   25.8%   3.9%

            Full rollout, 1296 games, Play: 0-ply/expert, Cubeless, using Jacob/Trice Met

            • Equities at GG:  White: 1-away[Crawford], Red: 2-away

			24/21 13/11	+0.056
			42.8%   10.1%  1.2%    57.2%   27.3%   4.3%
			13/10 13/11	+0.048 ( -0.008)
			41.4%   11.1%  1.4%    58.6%   28.7%   6.3%
			24/22 13/10	+0.046 ( -0.010)
			42.3%   10.0%  1.2%    57.7%   26.8%   4.4%
			24/22 24/21	+0.030 ( -0.026)
			42.6%     9.0%  1.0%    57.4%   25.5%   3.9%

            Full rollout, 1296 games, Play: 0-ply/expert, Cubeless, using Kazaross/Shaw Met

            • Equities at GG:  White: 1-away[Crawford], Red: 2-away

			24/22 13/10	+0.056
			42.8%   10.3%  1.1%    57.2%   26.1%   4.1%
			24/21 13/11	+0.045 ( -0.011)
			43.0%     9.6%  1.3%    57.0%   26.8%   4.0%
			13/10 13/11	+0.045 ( -0.012)
			41.4%   11.1%  1.6%    58.6%   29.1%   6.3%
			24/22 24/21	+0.033 ( -0.023)
			42.7%     9.3%  1.6%    57.3%   26.3%   3.6%

            Full rollout, 1296 games, Play: 0-ply/expert, Cubeless, using Mec 26 Met

Splitting to either 22 or 21-point also looks a must at a GG score. While I prefer splitting to the 22-point with a 3-2 response against a 3-1 opening, at GG I slighty prefer splitting to the 21-point. This play gives White more incentive to hit loose on his 4-point, but some of White's 2's and 4's will not hit comfortably for him due to the match score. If White does hit loose on the 4-point, contact favors Red anyway and if he doesn't, Red will be likely to get an option to grab a better anchor.

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