Losing strategy - OK or not?

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dvdtramp
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Losing strategy - OK or not?

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4-player games tourney with round limits

I am currently tied with another player who is in position to win a game currently underway and thus put him ahead of me in the tourney. I stand no chance of winning this particular game because of round limits - my troops count is too low.

I am however in a position to make him lose and allow another player to win. By doing so, we will become embroiled in a 3-way tie for the tourney overall. My question is: Is making another player lose in order to stop him from getting ahead of me in the tourney an accepted strategy?

Any input appreciated, questions are also welcome. Thanks, DVD
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Re: Losing strategy - OK or not?

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You owe it to yourself to mitigate your points losses.
He loses and you gain a 3 way play off is that right. So you have another bite a the cherry. As long as the player you are playing is NOT me play to win Jax
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You owe it to yourself to mitigate your points losses.
He loses and you gain a 3 way play off is that right. So you have another bite a the cherry. As long as the player you are playing is NOT me play to win Jax
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Re: Losing strategy - OK or not?

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Tie is better than losing!
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