The point is that you should challenge all those blots out there.He will have some awkward number because of 18p blot, especially when he rolls five something - 55 is extreme swing.
A position below is the one from my doubles match partnerd with Matt Cohn-Geier in Nordic Team Match (against Danes). It is probablly a similar theme here. You must coming out to challenge them, otherwise they will make five point or consolidate position easily.
           
 
          
 | | White is holm / lylloff
score: 2
pip: 142 | | 9 point match | pip: 166
score: 5
Blue is mochy / mcg |
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| XGID=---aB-D-C-a-bCaa-d-c-bA-AA:0:0:1:63:5:2:0:9:4 |
| Blue to play 63 |
| 1. | XG Roller+ | Bar/22 24/18 | eq: -0.514 |
| Player:
Opponent: | 38.70% (G:9.76% B:0.48%)
61.30% (G:14.67% B:0.61%) | |
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| 2.* | XG Roller+ | Bar/22 13/7 | eq: -0.593 (-0.079) |
| Player:
Opponent: | 37.43% (G:10.14% B:0.44%)
62.57% (G:17.06% B:0.84%) | |
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eXtreme Gammon Version: 2.00.163.beta, MET: Kazaross XG2