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best height of stacks
Just wondering what people think are the best height for your stacks in qualifying matches... How much you think you should build to win, while giving yourself a good score and leaving some amount of bins for enemy to have a good score too.
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13-01-2003, 15:47
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basically, you want the opponent's score to be 1 less than yours, cause you get your score plus 2 x theirs
in a perfect world your stack would be equal to the number of boxes, because x times x is always bigger than x+5 time x-5 5x5=25 3x7=21 etc. etc. the best stack height would be as close as to your other box # as possible |
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