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When your opponent has split to your 2 or 3 point, the Double-hit with 4-1 or 3-2 is a routine play. After hitting on the 2 or 3 point, that checker is too deep to be used as a priming point. Hitting two checkers is more effective than hitting one.

However, if one of your opponent's checkers is on a high point, 4 or 5, in your home Board and one of his checkers is on a low point, the Double hit is usually wrong.

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