I'm choosing position 2,0 (bottom-left) because it creates a "fork" - two potential winning paths:

1. It creates a threat in the left column (with my O already at 0,0). If I can later play at 1,0, I'll win.
2. It creates a threat in the bottom row. If I can later play at 2,1, I'll win.

This strategic fork forces my opponent to block one of these threats on their next move, but they can't block both. This gives me a guaranteed win path on my following turn, regardless of which threat they choose to block.

For example:
- If they block the left column by playing at 1,0, I'll play at 2,1 to win in the bottom row
- If they block the bottom row by playing at 2,1, I'll play at 1,0 to win in the left column

This is a stronger position than other options because it creates multiple winning threats simultaneously.