I meant to say time is *not* a big issue. Matt
--- In [email protected], "maliberty" <matt.libe...@...> wrote: > > Best refers to the play with the highest equity. If multiple plays have > nearly equal equity values they will all be marked best (eg they are all as > good as each other). I would be interested to see a case where the best move > was not the first. > > It appears the phony was the best play since you allowed it :) We could add > a note for phonies easily enough - time is a big issue. > > Matt > > --- In [email protected], "David B. Lewis" <david_b_lewis@> wrote: > > > > Super-useful tool; thx again. > > > > It appears that the "Reports" feature doesn't check whether words played > > are actually valid. > > > > I had an existing game in GCG format which I Opened with Quackle. I ran a > > report with Championship Player. It confirmed my openent's opening play as > > the best. > > > > When I went back through the game interactively using Quackle to "Generate > > Choices" for that move, the play didn't turn up. I looked up the word and > > found that it was a phony. > > > > I assume that it is a time-saving feature not to check the dictionary for > > validity; but beware! > > > > -DBL > > > > PS: also, can someone let me know what "best" really means in the left > > column of a report? Usually, it is the first move listed. Sometimes, > > though, it is not. Sometimes "best" doesn't appear. Sometimes it appears > > twice for two moves with different scores. Thx in advance for your > > explanation. > > >
