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Elwyn also mentioned that David Wilson has solved several Dots and Boxes
positions by computer, including the 3x5 game.  The results are on the
web at

http://www.cae.wisc.edu/~dwilson/boxes/

(3x5 Dots and Boxes is a 1-point win for the second player.)

                                        David desJardins