Original position. Score   : 3 away   : 5 away
Move A: B/23 10/5	Move B: B/20 13/11
Temp. Map A (-0.344 )   1 2 3 4 5 6 1             2             3             4             5             6	Temp. Map B (-0.282 )   1 2 3 4 5 6 1             2             3             4             5             6
Temperature Gauge -1.203 0.483
Equity Difference Histogram
-0.884 0.000 0.884 0.474   65  0.474   65  0.432   51  0.432   51  0.414   41  0.414   41  0.406   64  0.406   64  0.379   31  0.379   31  0.354   43  0.354   43  0.266   61  0.266   61  0.248   52  0.248   52  0.107   42  0.107   42  0.021   44  0.018   62  0.018   62  0.018   53  0.018   53   21   -0.017  21   -0.017  63   -0.085  63   -0.085  54   -0.093  54   -0.093  66   -0.165  11   -0.282  55   -0.402  32   -0.566  32   -0.566  33   -0.760  22   -0.884 -0.884 0.000 0.884

Reading Snowie's mind ...

"Whichever play you ( ) make, you will have to risk fair amount of gammon loss. Having the 23 point anchor doesn't guarantee your saving gammon. You may make the golden anchor next turn after Move B, and if do you the anchor will definitely save your gammon more than you would after Move A.

"Because doesn't have a spare on his 6 point, and all other points are stripped, his attacking potential is rather limited after Move B. The Temp. Map B indicates that 's 13, 14, 15, 24, and 34 don't do much work for him.

"The histogram shows that 's truly scary numbers after which you would regret making Move B are only those that can point on 's 5 point or crashing 55."

I guess that's a part of what Snowie is trying to say.