: 24/23 13/11 
: 24/18(2) 13/7(2)
for Money Game
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• Blue to play 
• Money Game Equities
23/22 13/8
- 0.583
W: 34.6% WG: 6.5% LG: 17.7% CL: - 0.425 CF: - 0.583
13/8 6/5
- 0.591 ( -0.008)
W: 35.3% WG: 7.4% LG: 19.3% CL: - 0.419 CF: - 0.591
23/22 11/6
- 0.609 ( -0.026)
W: 34.3% WG: 6.2% LG: 17.5% CL: - 0.430 CF: - 0.609
11/5
- 0.615 ( -0.032)
W: 34.6% WG: 6.9% LG: 18.5% CL: - 0.427 CF: - 0.615
24/23 8/3
- 0.619 ( -0.036)
W: 32.7% WG: 6.7% LG: 14.6% CL: - 0.429 CF: - 0.619
24/23 13/8
- 0.633 ( -0.050)
W: 32.3% WG: 6.3% LG: 13.3% CL: - 0.427 CF: - 0.633
24/23 11/6
- 0.637 ( -0.054)
W: 31.8% WG: 6.1% LG: 11.9% CL: - 0.425 CF: - 0.637
Play: 0-ply/expert, Cube: 2-ply/world class, pruned, Full, 1296 games
Making the defensive 23-point anchor doesn't accomplish much. Blue is far behind in the race and needs to maximize his chances to get a shot. I think Blue should not touch the back checkers.
Blue needs to build a board as fast as possible so that if he hits a shot he can contain White's checker.
With this in mind, slotting the 5-point with the ace is quite valuable. The choice should be between 11/5 and 13/8 6/5.
13/8 6/5 is more flexible, but the downside to this play is that it leaves White the direct shot.
However, since Blue is already well behind in the race, getting hit is not that critical. In addition, since White has not yet built up his board the hit checker may have a chance to be used for grabbing an advanced anchor.
The more aggressive 13/8 6/5 is my choice.
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