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You can read the whole Playing to Win book free here . This article is an overview of the basics in case you want a shorter version.
You can read the whole Playing to Win book free here . This article is an overview of the basics in case you want a shorter version. "Playing to Win" is for people who are trying to win at games. It's not for people who aren't. For those people who are trying to win, they should make (tournament-legal) moves that help them win rather than moves that don't. You wouldn't think that would be even slightly controversial, but somehow it is. Even though playing to win is the most important concept in competitive games, it's also widely misunderstood. Let's untangle that now. The Scrub Mentality "Scr
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