“Pre-Game Thoughts:

- Much like my last chorf game, if the chef goes off I have the advantage. If it doesn't its going to be a struggle.

First Half Thoughts:

- I used the chevron I was taught. It didnt help me as much this time around. But I think that's because I brought the flings up and our teams shifted back and forth before he chose a lane.

- Not sure what to do on defense against very speedy pieces. Once I lost a few, the bulls easily ran right through. I can see an elf doing more easily. I'm going to have to think on this.

- All in all, I am not impressed with my defensive choices.

- Rolled a snake on the rush for a TTM. But we were in position to do that. And with just a line screen in the back, it was an easier toss.

Second Half Thoughts:

- With a touchback and a lot of RRs, I chose to just take the OTTD chance. I burned a lot of rerolls to make it happen. But once I was committed it was make or break.

- Opp flubbed the pick up to my advantage. I kept throwing flings until one got back there and it eventually worked. This is where the chef snatching RRs proved to be a big difference.

- Opp kept rolling a 1 on the firebreathing, giving me a few more turns for positioning. I get the chance for failure is small, but I suppose treat it like a rush when youre out of rerolls? It's not like troll vomit where it doesn't cause a turnover.

- I scored on T3 or 4 I think after finally getting a fling to stick the landing and picked up in TZs, lucky and rightfully burned the rest of the rerolls.

Overall Impressions:

- Firebreathing is interesting and taking down a tree on a 4 plus is huge, but very risky with no RRs.

- I think when I have the RRs and the right positioning form now on, regardless of turn, I'm going to take the TTM chance.

Opp was fun to chat with - would def play again
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