Position 35, page 46
From Backgammon, the Cruelest Game, by Barclay Cooke and Jon Bradshaw

Black to play 6-3.

Black should hit white’s blot and start his own bar point. The same principle would apply if black had rolled a 6-4, except that in this case, black would start white’s bar point in order to combat white’s blot. These are dangerous and aggressive counters, but they are recommended.
13/10*, 13/7  *
24/18, 13/10* x
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Black rolls 6-3
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XGID=-a----E-C-a-eE---c-e----B-:0:0:1:63:0:0:0:0

6-3: Game G  BG   Equity
1 24/18, 13/10* W
L 		.5177
.4823 		.1301
.1255 		.0056
.0048 		+0.0648 x 
2 13/7, 13/10* W
L 		.5030
.4970 		.1526
.1391 		.0067
.0075 		+0.0304 (0.0344)  *

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