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[Bug-gnubg] optional (re)doubles
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Robert-Jan Veldhuizen |
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[Bug-gnubg] optional (re)doubles |
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Sun, 04 Aug 2002 00:32:54 +0200 |
At 17:35 8/3/2002 -0400, Joern Thyssen wrote:
Technically, it is a redouble, but since there is no market losers it
doesn't cost anything to wait.
Strictly speaking, it's an optional redouble (technically).
If ND==DT maybe GNUBG could have a seperate category, optional (re)double,
take? Now it's more or less arbitrary which GNUBNG chooses. Without
market-losers, there's no reason at all to double technically (but no
reason to wait either).
The same happens when ND==DP; I think GNUBG should say "optional
(re)double/too good to redouble, pass".
Right now, GNUBG sometimes says "too good to double" for a player who can't
even score a gammon, but loses nothing by waiting a turn to cash. Maybe it
should say "optional (re)double, pass" in those cases.
--
Robert-Jan (Zorba on FIBS)
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