Re: [Bug-gnubg] CACULATE ROLLOUT DIFFRENT

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My rough 2-cent go:

In a 1 point match there is no cube envolved, you win or loose the
value of the stake (although gammons and backgammons count)
In a money sessions, the cube can multiply the value of the stake
*and* the ownership of the cube can be an asset.
Hence different numbers in 1-point match vs money play.

N.

On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 1:50 PM, coka <address@hidden> wrote:
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> HI
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> FIRST TY TY FOR GNU VERY GOOD PROGRAM.
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> MY QUESTION:  WHEN I DO ROLL OUT TO CHECK WHICH
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> MOVE IS THE BEST. IF ITS MONEY SESSION  HE USE DIFFERENT
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> NUMBERS COMPARE TO 1 POINT MATCH  .
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> IN MONEY SESSION FOR EXAMPLE IT WILL START FROM 0.08.
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> 1 POINT MATCH IT WILL START THE CHECKING FROM    1.2  EXAMPLE
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> WHY IN MONEY SESSION HE USE DIFFERENT NUMBERS VERY SMALL
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> THAN 1 POINT MATCH?
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