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Simple cube, big blunder
05-30-2014
, 04:46 PM
Hi all,
XGID=-bB--BB-DA---B-aabcdb--AA-:0:0:-1:00:9:22:3:0:10
Maybe it's the simplest cube ever but I can't understand why on earth is a take (passing is 0.3 blunder).
By the prat rule it's a drop: behind in race (ok, not by much, but behind), no position at all, threat of being stuck behind a 6 prime...
White is about to build a 5-6 prime, my backmen are out of position because they are split and they don't press upon white's builders. My homeboard is overstretched and full of gaps and without trace of counterplay. Why is a take?
can someone explain please?
XGID=-bB--BB-DA---B-aabcdb--AA-:0:0:-1:00:9:22:3:0:10
Maybe it's the simplest cube ever but I can't understand why on earth is a take (passing is 0.3 blunder).
By the prat rule it's a drop: behind in race (ok, not by much, but behind), no position at all, threat of being stuck behind a 6 prime...
White is about to build a 5-6 prime, my backmen are out of position because they are split and they don't press upon white's builders. My homeboard is overstretched and full of gaps and without trace of counterplay. Why is a take?
can someone explain please?
