: 8/5 6/5 
: 8/5 6/5
for Money Game
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• Blue to play 
• Money Game Equities
24/22 13/10
+0.057
W: 50.9% WG: 15.1% LG: 14.0% CL: +0.030 CF: +0.057
24/21 13/11
+0.015 ( -0.042)
W: 50.1% WG: 14.9% LG: 14.1% CL: +0.011 CF: +0.015
24/21 24/22
- 0.007 ( -0.064)
W: 50.2% WG: 13.7% LG: 14.2% CL: +0.000 CF: - 0.007
13/8 13/10
+0.033 ( -0.090)
W: 51.2% WG: 11.2% LG: 9.7% CL: +0.040 CF: +0.033
Play: 0-ply/expert, Cube: 2-ply/world class, pruned, Full, 1296 games
With equality in inner-board strength and White's 8-point stripped, the split looks clear. As to which point to split, I'm not sure what is best, but I prefer splitting to the 22-point.
This looks almost as good as splitting to the 21-point, with less incentive for White to attack, and less damage done if White does attack. Also, the checker on the 10-point is slightly better placed, since it bears on the open 4-point.
I think the split to the 22-point is worth the risk of 5-5 by White.
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