TheApprentice
Well-Known Member
Hi there.
I'm a learner, and have a ? about IRC in the KO Count.
I read a recommendation to start the count at -20 for a 6D game, which would make the Key Count for advantage moving to the player's side -4.
My question is, is there a reason for this specific IRC?
It seems to me that since it's easier to add and subtract positive numbers, if one were to begin the count at a higher number, say 8, and then use a corresponding Key Count of 24, it would be easier to keep count, but would the math check out? Or is there a more complicated formula to figuring out what my new Key Count would be?
Thanks for any help, advice, or reference.
I'm a learner, and have a ? about IRC in the KO Count.
I read a recommendation to start the count at -20 for a 6D game, which would make the Key Count for advantage moving to the player's side -4.
My question is, is there a reason for this specific IRC?
It seems to me that since it's easier to add and subtract positive numbers, if one were to begin the count at a higher number, say 8, and then use a corresponding Key Count of 24, it would be easier to keep count, but would the math check out? Or is there a more complicated formula to figuring out what my new Key Count would be?
Thanks for any help, advice, or reference.