Gror: Huge froglet (24x24), Enormous froglet (32x32), Mega froglet (48x48), Gigantic froglet (64x64) and Titanic froglet (96x96) - the latter to be played as best of 21 matches.

In the 12 finished games I've played, the least amount of frogs left was 18. In two games: 451819 and 457429. The maximum amount of frogs left was 27, in game 456900. Average amount of frogs left: 22.75.

On average, I've scored just a bit more than 114 points, with a maximum of 120 in game 445522. The least amount of points scored was 107, in game 445401. This games is also one of three with the smallest difference in points: 7. The biggest difference happened in game 456900: 117 - 90, a 27 point victory. In two games, 445522 and 443943, the total score was 223 points, a maximum for me.

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17 even, if you go all the way to the lower left corner.

Well, people will avoid making multijumps - if they can. But in normal froglet, you will avoid leaving the possibility of making long multijumps. But not so in anti-froglet. If you can't make a single jump, you'll be forced to make a long jump, scoring lots of points.

The request was for 50 *half*-moves. Your calculation proves frs' point.