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Op* n Wed_ Thum WINGHAM and Fri sv • C.ocring of Pio 4 and 411 Mom Opon Thum Fri stiolints Crossroads—May 25, 1983—Page 7 • By JEFF WARD In backgammon par- lance, 0 is playing a "2-4 back game," so called be- cause 0 holds the 2- and 4 - points in X's home board. X is "defending" against the back game. X has a number of harm- less ways of playing the 2-1 that involve moving the extra men on the 7- and 8- points. Better, though, is to move a man from the 13 - point to the 10 -point. By moving to the 10- point, X threatens to com- plete a 6 -point prime, mak- ing it impossible for O's back men to escape as long as the prime exists. Although some might disagree, I feel that X should also hit, playing the roll as 13/124110. X's main goal is to see O's home board destroyed, and hit- ting now seems to make this more likely. With five men trapped behind X's prime, 0 will have to play all or most of his next few rolls with his other 10 men. This makes it more likely that these Men will -wind-up-piled on O's lower home board points. If this happens, O's chances of winning will be remote because his home board won't be strong enough to trap any' X men he may hit. The key to this strategy is the difficulty of 0 get- ting any of his back men out. Right now, only a 6 al- lows 0 to free a man. But this requires 0 to break the 4 -point, which seriously re- duces chances of get- ting a shot later. By hitting, X forces 0 to try to maneuver the fifth back man up to the 4 -point so that it can escape with- out breaking a point. But meanwhile X may make the 10 -point, to prevent any such escape. If X can't make the 10 - point, X should leave a blot there. Them, if 0 is lucky enough to escape, he must hit X's blot in the process. This helps X by delaying X's advance and giving 0 more opportunities for his position to self-destruct. Notice that if X nis hit, it will be almost impossible for 0 to trap the man for long. 0 has just too many checkers out of play —two onthe 24 -point and four left in X's home board — to build aa effective block- ade. Points are numbered to 24, starting with X's home board at the lower left. A move, for example, from the 7 -point to the 3 - point is written 7/3. 7/3' means that a man was hit on The 3 -point. 7/3(2) means that two men were moved to the 3 -point - 3I22222114111 17*13 MI SS Visi red out.