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This cautious opening phase is actually a high-stakes psychological war of information gathering and scouting.
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If you drop your primary win condition without knowing their defensive setup, you are relying entirely on blind luck.
+Testing the Waters
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If you send a cheap spirit to the bridge, they must either take the chip damage or play a card to stop it.
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If they respond with an Ice Golem and a Musketeer, you can immediately deduce they are likely playing a fast cycle deck.
+Do not start the game with a Golem in the back.It also provides chip damage.Watch how they place their defensive buildings.
+The Invisible Math
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The absolute best players in the world run a continuous, subconscious math equation in their heads throughout the entire match.
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Tracking elixir is incredibly difficult at first, but it is the defining characteristic of a grandmaster-level player.
+Player HabitThe Counter PlayRelying on cheap troopsInstantly wipe out their defense for massive valuePre-planting defensesUse a heavy spell to destroy the building and the tower together
+Reading the Mind
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A predictive play is casting a spell or dropping a unit before the opponent even places their counter.
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By the time double elixir hits, you should know exactly how you are going to dismantle their fortress.
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