> If they had wanted to then there are only around 10,000,000 possible game-states after the first WBBWW and potentially looking at computer evaluations of the

> If they had wanted to then there are only around 10,000,000 possible game-states after the first WBBWW and potentially looking at computer evaluations of the whole tree of possibilities could be semi-interesting and definitely very achievable. Probably better and easier to guess instead though to be fair. This is what I was expecting them to do from seeing the abstract. Instead they just examined a handful of novel lines and evaluated them with Stockfish. An interesting proposed rules change, but a rather low quality analysis of it.