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A problem that generated nearly every possible answer from those who were kind enough to respond.
For money with a live cube this would be a no-brainer. Big double, big pass.
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A problem that generated nearly every possible answer from those who were kind enough to respond.
For money with a live cube this would be a no-brainer. Big double, big pass.
I see this misplayed so often I thought it was time to point readers in the right direction.
This position occurs after Red 53: 8/3, 6/3, White 62: 24/18, 13/11
With double twos the only