Looking at the current board, I have X in the center (1,1) and my opponent has O in the top-left (0,0). Playing in the bottom-right corner (2,2) creates two potential winning paths:

1. It establishes a diagonal threat from top-left to bottom-right (though opponent already has top-left)
2. It opens up two new potential winning lines - the right column and bottom row

This is a strong strategic move because it forces my opponent to block one of these potential threats on their next turn, while I can then pursue the other threat. By playing in the corner diagonally opposite to my opponent's piece, I'm maximizing my winning opportunities while following standard Tic-Tac-Toe strategy of controlling the center and corners.