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Money Play. How should Red play 66?
The wrong idea here is 13/7(3), 10/4, despite the duplication of 3’s.
Red has the choice of creating a broken prime with 13/7(2), 8/2(2) or blitzing with 13/1(2)*. The rollouts have it too close to call.
If the cube had already been turned then 13/1(2)* would be very clear because of the gammons won.
However, here it is a question of getting to an efficient cube turn. That is why 13/7(3), 10/4 is so wrong. When White doesn’t roll a 3 Red has gone way beyond his doubling point but if White does roll the 3 Red will regret the play. Red does much better with the other two plays as they potentially give White a much more difficult doubling decision.