UnlimitedNothing here counts towards your streak or the day’s board.
Beat as many of the 16 opponents as you can. You play all of them at once with the same placement, so you are not looking for the best split, you are looking for the split that beats the most people.
Tokens still in hand
20
Each field is worth
30
50
20
10
40
All 20 must go down. You meet every opponent with this one placement.
Five Fronts
Beat as many of the 16 opponents as you can. You play all of them at once with the same placement, so you are not looking for the best split, you are looking for the split that beats the most people.
- Put all 20 tokens on the 5 fields.A field is worth what its number says. Whoever puts more tokens on it takes that weight, and an exact tie means neither of you does.
- Commit.The same placement is then played against all 16 opponents at once. You beat an opponent by taking more total weight than they did.
- Look at what beat you.Here is the thing people get wrong. There is no best answer. Spreading evenly loses to somebody who abandons two fields and swamps three. Swamping three loses to somebody who spread. You are guessing what they will do, not solving it.
Scored on duels won.
What the words mean
- A field:
- one of the 5 places you can put tokens. Its number is what it is worth to win it
- A token:
- one of your 20. All of them must be placed, and none of them can be held back
- Weight:
- the total value of the fields you took in one duel. More weight than your opponent wins it
- A duel:
- your placement against one opponent's. You fight all of them at once with the same placement
- The opponents:
- the 16 placements you are up against. On a daily they are dealt from the date, each playing a habit real people play; in a lobby they are your friends