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Excellent question...

This should be at the very end of your fightplan. I use the line:

"1) if score > 14 - round then x/x/x (style);"

This line will automatically kick in whenever you have a high enough score to cruise to victory by losing the remaining rounds 9-10. Some people may prefer "if score > 15 - round then..." to avoid possible split decisions and the VERY rare draw, but I prefer the first. I think the parser will also accept "if decision_won=true then..." But i prefer the math equations.

Good covering up lines are...
1/1/18 (ring); 1/1/18 (outside); 2H/5/13 (ring); etc.

Always position this at the end of your fightplan after your towel line...

1) x/x/x (style);
2) ....
...
...
10) ...
11)...
12)...
1) if score > 14 - round then 1/1/18 (ring);

stop

1) if score > (14 - round) then 3H/5/12 (style);

should be in the end of your FP always. 14- round means that, for example, for round 12 -> 14- 12= 2, i.e. score > 2, i.e you win the fight + 3 right before round 12, it's more than enough to win the whole fight cos even if you'll lose this round the score will be +2 or more in your favor.

for round 9 for example it'll kick when you have X > 14-9 = 5, i.e. more than 5. If you have +6 in round 9 it means that even in case when you lose all those remaining rounds (from 9 to 12), you'll still win the whole fight.

when you write

1)

in the end it means that this condition will work in any round as soon as it's true. In fact it can't happen in round 1, and in round 2 (you need to have score > 14-2 -> score > 12 i.e. + 13 in round 2, it can't happen cos each round that you win gives you 10-9 (+1) by points (more punches), 10-8 (+2) by KD. So no way you can have + 13 after just a few rounds. But after round 5 it can be work. So you may change it to

5) if score > (14 - round) then 3H/5/12 (style);

it does not matter, but it should be in the very end of your FP. cos if you do it this way

1) if score > (14 - round) then 3H/5/12 (style);
2) if .....

the second line condition may block it, the parser reads it from the bottom upwards

"If score > 14 - round" is basically the same as "if roundwon > 7" but it also takes into account rounds that the commentator might score as draws and rounds decided by knockdowns. It is a bit more conservative than "if score >= 13 - round" because in many situations the commentator (which the fightplan uses) might score the round 10-9 in your favor, but the judges (who determine the winner) might think your opponent deserves the round.

"If score > 14 - round" will 99% of the time guarantee you the win

Anything less is likely to result in a draw, or worse, loss by split/majority decision. It's the safest way to guarantee the win...

You hadn't quite got far enough to reach this point and the bot was doing everything possible to prevent you from reaching that safe lead by using big agg and power with very little defense.

ryan you have a good point but you say "why just win the fight?", well imho "just" win the fight could be enough for me, not only to take the win but above all to preserve my fighter from any useless damage. I care for his career too, non just for one fight. Am I wrong?

Key here is Ryan runs freak clinchers, and loses to other freak clinchers (sorry Ryan lol) because he isn't used to being the weaker fighter and having to defend himself. Sometimes you just have to run (to win) and sometimes you can ruin your fighter permanent by choosing not to do so. You will never ALWAYS be the strongest guy, there's always someone stronger OR at least equally strong.

Sometimes you must just do enough to win and run away

you should not do it for every round, the best thing here is that you have just one line for all rounds

1) if score >= 14-round then ...

it may kick in any round as soon as this condition starts to work. It means- the fight is won, no need to risk anymore, now you just need to freeze the fight, be careful, not to waste everything. Opponent must KO you to win, he can't win on points. So stand on the defensive

1) if score >= 14-round means you'll get at least +2 after round 12
1) if score >= 13-round -you'll get +1
1) if score >= 15-round -you'll get +3

in fact + 1 is enough, you win it, but those judges make mistakes sometimes so you'd better have +2 after round 12, it gives you 99%

It's not just a line to use to run away with.  You do whatever the matchup/opponent tendancies requires, and must understand why...

If your opponent waits to try to get aggressive until after you've locked up the fight then that's his fault.  If he does this, you have your line setup to catch him being aggressive (targetting head)  Lot's of times he will get super aggressive when you've won effectively won 6 or more rounds.  In that case you'd use...

"if score >= 12 - round then 4H/8/8 (style);"

"if score > 14 - round" - You have won the fight.  Doing something stupid like getting overly aggressive to win by ko when you already have the fight in the bag, is not getting beat by your opponent, it is essentially beating yourself.  You can still rack up lots of ko's using this line, because your opponent can do a number of things after he's lost and could come back with kd's and a ko if you aren't smart.  By combining it with endurance conditionals, stun conditionals, etc, you can tell it to do a number of things in a number of situations...

1) if score > 14 - round then 4/6/10 (ring);
if score > 14 - round and endurance_percent > 60 and opp = 0 then 5H/10/5 (clinch);
if score > 14 - round and endurance_percent < 60 and opp > 0 then 1/1/18 (ring);

OR w/ stuns

1) if score > 14 - round then 4/6/10 (ring);
if score > 14 - round and mystuns>0 then 1/1/18 (ring);
if score > 14 - round and hisstuns>mystuns then 4H/8/8 (ring);

And if he does somehow come back from it by knockdowns, guess what, your fighter will revert right back to the "last true line" in the fightplan and the fight goes on...  It's just a command, how conservative you want to be with it is up to you and how you want to use it...  And I say ALL fightplans should have it, whether you are the stronger opponent, or the weaker opponent, and it should be adjusted based of how you've scouted your opponent...  You should have this, a rest line, and a towel line at the end of your fightplan in almost all situations...  Something like...

1) OPENING LINE
2) CONDITIONALS
...
10)...
11)...
12)...
1) REST LINE(s)
1) TOWEL LINE(s)
1) FIGHT IS LOCKED UP LINE(s)