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19. January 2003, 18:32:54
AuroraBorealis 
Subject: Re: Hrlqns backgammon tourney
hrlnsqsr..theres just one thing that puzzles me with this tourney of yours..the SPELLING! I thought you would have called it "Hrlqrns bckgmmn trnmnt ??????

9. January 2003, 15:13:33
AuroraBorealis 
Subject: 4iar strategy
Here is my 2 cents on the subject.
The 7x6 board is solved mathematically, and proven a first-player win, presented by L.Victor Allis in his master thesis: "A Knowledge-based Approach of Connect-Four (1989)" The 8x8 board however has not to my knowledge been subject of the same research, and amongst players on IYT and GT it has often been discussed if the first or second player has the advantage. McStack has pointed out, that the first player is the first being able to make a weak move and therefore the second player has an advantage with defensive play. My personal feeling based is on this, and the fact that the second player have more possible winning combinations, are that second player in most games, has the advantage. First player can in my opinion, by playing "perfect", only achieve a draw in many openings, with time I´d might even argue that the 8x8 board is a tie!
For tournament strategy I´d prefer to play 2 games one of each color, against each opponent, this opens for a more fair and strategically challenging 4iar tournaments.

1. January 2003, 19:38:04
AuroraBorealis 
Subject: Re:
LOL..Im not slurring no words!! its not easy to give you a compliment, is it ... huh..? HUH???..LOL

1. January 2003, 19:28:02
AuroraBorealis 
Subject: Re:
awww hlqrnslhs..who wants to be on your enemie list??

13. December 2002, 16:11:39
AuroraBorealis 
Subject: line4
looks like this is going to be an interesting line4 tournament..a lot of good players have already signed up!

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