Re: What do various \rulesets say about the score of the seki?

Planar wrote:
> Undo the pass, play on until you have captured all dead stones and
> each of your groups has (at least) two obvious eyes.
>
> Of course, that's not enough for the case where your opponent
> is not acting in good faith. In that case, just close the window
> and censor that opponent to make sure you never play him again.

It's not exactly _automatic_ dispute resolution. Basically, this way
you just quit the game without finishing the game, muttering under your
nose "I believe I won that one" - but the server did not automatically
decide it as your victory.

Tomek

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Monty vs Mpetch Results - Updated April 27th, 2008
    ... double and win a gammon in game 11, and we'd have a very different ... Just anchor up 24/18 and play from there. ... wastes pips and Opponent's not going to leave you a shot next roll. ... since only after 13/9 13/8 might Opponent choose to run. ...
    (rec.games.backgammon)
  • Re: What if bot analysis was taken to the next level?
    ... Cube action when player a weak opponent is a kind of paradox: In match game and in money game you must aim opposite directions. ... So if you notice he passed a big take from a certain type of position, you may want to try to play your checkers to increase your chances of getting back into that type of game to see if you can take advantage of his tendency even more efficiently. ...
    (rec.games.backgammon)
  • Re: Artificial Intelligence
    ... their opponent gets three symbols in a row. ... they will always tie the game). ... You can imagine a busy parent ... > is asked to play Tic-Tac-Toe with her child. ...
    (comp.lang.java.help)
  • Re: A Strategy Dice Game... need some help
    ... Each player can play one side of a die once per game, ... To win the prize you have to play a higher number than your opponent, ...
    (rec.puzzles)
  • Re: What if bot analysis was taken to the next level?
    ... Making an intentional error in order to get your opponent to make a bigger error is one way to gain equity on your opponent...... ... So in order to do this in real life you either have to know your opponent so well that you know exactly what he'll do or see some clear concrete tendencies that you're quite sure he'll repeat. ... Where you can maybe take advantage of someone is if you notice certain things, like a somewhat strong player passed a very big take in a specific type of game. ... So if you notice he passed a big take from a certain type of position, you may want to try to play your checkers to increase your chances of getting back into that type of game to see if you can take advantage of his tendency even more efficiently. ...
    (rec.games.backgammon)