• Money Game Equities

			20/15	- 0.207
			W: 45.6%    WG: 10.4%    LG: 17.6%   CL: - 0.161    CF: - 0.207
			13/8	- 0.246 ( -0.039)
			W: 44.6%    WG: 11.6%    LG: 16.6%   CL: - 0.160    CF: - 0.246
			24/22 13/10	- 0.248 ( -0.041)
			W: 44.5%    WG: 11.1%    LG: 17.3%   CL: - 0.175    CF: - 0.248
			20/18 13/10	- 0.259 ( -0.052)
			W: 44.3%    WG: 11.6%    LG: 19.2%   CL: - 0.192    CF: - 0.259

            Play: 0-ply/expert, Cube: 2-ply/world class, pruned, Full, 1296 games

I don't like any of the plays which leave another blot.  If Blue chooses not to create another blot, that leaves two plays; 13/8 and 20/15. 13/8 starts stripping the mid-point and leaves five checkers on the 8-point although these checkers can be used to attack any split White may make in Blue's inner-board. The advantage of this play, on the other hand, is that it keeps open the possibility of making the anchor on White's 5-point. If Blue plays 20/15 and survives, he will have only one man back and somewhat decent balance of his checkers up-front. Blue is ahead in the race, so 20/15 is more consistent with the position. [030505/ Build: 0.14]