: 24/18 13/11 
: 13/7*
for Money Game
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• Red to play 
• Money Game Equities
• Volatility after each play
bar/20 13/10
- 0.108
W: 47.6% WG: 13.5% LG: 16.7% CL: - 0.083 CF: - 0.108
bar/20 24/21
- 0.111 ( -0.003)
W: 47.8% WG: 11.3% LG: 15.0% CL: - 0.085 CF: - 0.111
bar/22 13/8
- 0.136 ( -0.028)
W: 47.1% WG: 12.3% LG: 15.5% CL: - 0.091 CF: - 0.136
bar/20 11/8
- 0.138 ( -0.030)
W: 46.9% WG: 11.6% LG: 15.7% CL: - 0.103 CF: - 0.138
Full cubeful rollout, 1296 games, Play: 0-ply/expert, Cube: 2-ply/33%
bar/20 13/10
0.145
bar/20 24/21
0.153
bar/22 13/8
0.131
bar/20 11/8
0.136
In the early stages of the game, it is worth taking a few chances in order to build up a board or grab an advanced anchor.
Red doesn't have to worry too much about being attacked against White's one-point board. Red should be placing his checkers where they have the most potential.
B/20 13/10 looks best.
[Build: 0.14/011205]