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Use Woolsey's LawWoolsey's Law when Doubling:"Put yourself in your opponent's shoes. If you would even think of falling if doubled, then it must be a good double." Do not worry that he will take. If it's a good double, you're pleased to play with the cube on 2. Corrolary to Woolsey's Law: "If the cube is never turned, you never give your opponent an opportnuity to make a mistake." Backgammon is not won by great plays. It is won by the player who makes the least mistakes.
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