On Thu, 2 Nov 2006, Peter Drake wrote:
To those of you with Monte Carlo programs:
.
..ww.
.wBBw
..wBBw...
...w.
.
..B..
.
.
I believe black's best move is to play in the center and escape via the
broken ladder.
1) Is this true? (This is a Go-pl
> Since the ladder is so short,
> black is only able to
> capture big once and thus white wins easily anyway.
this is the danger in trying to create artificial
problems to solve, i guess.
s.
Low, Low, Low Ra
Quoting Peter Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
To those of you with Monte Carlo programs:
Consider this board configuration:
.
..ww.
.wBBw
..wBBw...
...w.
.
..B..
.
.
I believe black's best move is to play in the center and escape via
the broken lad
Mr. Drake
I am now outside. I cannot send mail to computer-go mailing-list.
--- Peter Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To those of you with Monte Carlo programs:
>
> Consider this board configuration:
>
> .
> ..ww.
> .wBBw
> ..wBBw...
> ...w.
> .
> ..B..
>
To those of you with Monte Carlo programs:Consider this board configuration:...ww..wBBw..wBBw..wB I believe black's best move is to play in the center and escape via the broken ladder.1) Is this true? (This is a Go-playing question.)2) Can
