On Wed, 13 Feb 2008, Don Dailey wrote:
The funny thing about MC scoring is that if white DOES win,  then it
doesn't matter what black plays, everything loses!
That would mean that in a scalability study,   where colors are
alternated,  really strong versions of Mogo would score poorly against
the weaker programs.
In a serious competition you would want to throttle down the playing
strength (when playing black) so that it could win more and not just
quit (resign) out of frustration!

Maybe that means that once the (9x9) programs get really strong
they should play with the "proper" komi (probably 7) that allows
for a jigo.
This would ecourage proper play because there's more than win or lose.

Christoph

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