This one is from the last day of the Chicago Open. No worries, I was already knocked out 2 days prior to that, this was from a side event (4-player blitz)
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Double Falcon!!!? ... leaving a triple shot, haha.
I would consider it, then tell myself it is probably wrong, then talk myself back into it saying things like:
- I am ahead in the race,
- their board is weak...
- ... and stands to improve,
- playing safe (e.g., 7/2 8/4) leaves me the same problem next roll,
- it is a super cool move full of style,
- etc.
I guess there is the pure running play 20/11... but that isn't as fun. Popping out and lifting the blot on the 7 seems bad to me... I don't know but would be inclined to think you have to do something now, why not put two in the outfield and see how it goes; Double Falcon; lets gooo. Our board is awesome, what could go wrong 
We have a race lead together with a massively better board -- those two blots in White's board let you play with impunity. 20/11 puts another builder in place for the all important bar point. If White doesn't hit, we get 21 covers next roll.
Brett considered leaving a triple shot. The blots in board give us the freedom to try it, but it doesn't give us as many covers.
JLee
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I agree with JLee. Let's see what my favorite bot says 