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By Bill Davis
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| Shown here are six backgammon positions. In each one, Black is on roll and must decide whether or not to double. In 50% of the positions, Black should double and in the other 50%, he is not good enough and should simply roll the dice.
Circle the 64-cube in the three positions you think are proper doubles. To pass this quiz, you’ll need to get all three right. Answers are correct by a minimum differential of 0.020 and have been determined by 2000 Snowie rollouts (3-ply, precise, full) with the doubling cube in play when applicable. For money games, the Jacoby Rule is in effect. |
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