Let me hazard a guess before the real experts chime in.
 
Simulation implies random selections of moves. Because both DIChOTIC and  
DICrOTIC set up a triple-triple line, every so often that line will be used. If 
 
the number of games being simulated is fairly small, a single triple-triple 
can  influence the average by a large amount. In your case, you must have ended 
up  with several big triple-triples ending up in the sim for one word, and few 
or  none for the other.
 
Moral: take simulations with a grain of salt ...
 
-- Stocky
 
 
In a message dated 6/27/2007 9:44:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
 
 
So, I've started using Quackle to sim my games all at once, and it's  
awesome!! I just quickly enter all the plays and racks, and then "ask  
championship player for report", and wait about 10 minutes. It's  
extremely instructive (and humbling, btw)...

Sometimes, though, the  report includes a result that doesn't make any 
sense, so I'm wondering  what the process is for generating this 
report. Below is a quick example;  why would DIChOTI(C) 72 be 6 
points worse than DICrOTI(C) 72?? I resimmed  it and they obviously 
came out much closer. 

What's the deal??  

me: Turn 7

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O them EFIIJMR 171  

--------------------------------> me CDIIOT? 79 
1|= '  = ' =| --Championship Pla(your play: 3)
2| - " " - | best G1 DICrOTI(C) 72  25.19% 
3| - ' ' S A U | 1.92 G1 aCIDOTI(C) 70 24.74% 
4|' - ' W I M P  '| 6.12*G1 DIChOTI(C) 72 21.88% 
5| - V A N | 11.8 12F TI 8 20.67%  CDIO?
6| " " G N A T " | 11.9 G6 TI(C) 12 20.48% CDIO?
7| ' ' F ' E ' |  12.8 G10 (AH)I 6 20.14% CdIOT?
8|= ' C O X R ' =| 12.1 G5 OTI(C) 13 20.07%  CDI?
9| ' ' R I D S ' | 13.8 12J (G)OD 11 19.72% CIIT?
10| " Q A T R " |  14.2 G4 IODI(C) 15 19.01% CT?
11| - H Y P E d | 15.2 7K (E)TIC 12 18.90%  DIO?
12|' - ' G - '|  --Tracking--12|' - ' 12|' - ' 12|' 
13| - ' ' - |  AAAABDEEEEEHLNNNNOO13| - ' ' - |
14| - " " - |  SOEVOUIIBDETELLEFII14| - " " -
15|= ' = '  =|
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Mike  Eldeiry


 


 



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