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Re: Intentionally Losing Matches
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Originally Posted by Brandon Holley View Post
It appears however, we are not on the same page. It's been said forever, "winning isn't everythign", and thats because it isn't.
Why is it important to try to maximize your score in every match? I'm serious. Why?

And please point out the flaw in the scenario. Which of the statements I made to describe it is wrong/flawed?

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