thanks! that was what I was looking for, I din't realize it was displayed in Gnubg.
On 4/2/08, Massimiliano Maini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on > 02/04/2008 13:38:28: > > > Hi, > > > > does gnubg give the probability of being hit for any given move or > > board position? > > (I'd find it rather useful for learning, because sometimes I avoid > > moves that intuitively I think lead to positions that are riskier > > than others, but I suspect that my intuition often is wrong. I know > > there are charts of probabilities of getting hit at so and so pip > > distance, but its difficult to manually calculate overall > > probability of getting hit for a board position each time. But > > maybe probability of getting hit isn't too relevant?) > > Probability of getting hit when ? Next opp roll ? > Gnubg displays in the lower left corner the number of hitting rolls your > opponent has with the current configuration (at least in the GUI version). > > For example, if your first roll is a 62 and you play 24/16, it shows: > > Return hits: 14 22 (no hit: 7 rolls) > > this means that the 1st blot can be hit with 14 rolls over 36, the second > with 22 rolls over 36 and overall your opponent has 7 rolls that can not > hit. > > Notice however that the fact your opponent has X rolls that will hit does > not > imply that, even if he/she rolls one of these, he/she will necessarily > hit. > > MaX.
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