Stratego Ranked: "Blind killing Both King pieces"

[@sevenseas7107]

1:50 you should either take the piece, or move lieutenant upwards, you can save the colonel no matter if marshal or general comes. The way you did it was risky; if the first piece was marshal rather than general you lose the game.

[@CPT_DIRTBAG]

Thanks for the advice I'll keep that in mind

[@noobthatplayswith2fingers]

I did that against humble.

[@CPT_DIRTBAG]

Haha that's crazy lol

[@Freshfreur77]

2:38 This move was very risky, why did you make this move? Is it because you knew it was the marshal? otherwise very good video 3:13 ah well I just saw why you did this, you have a very good observation

[@Freshfreur77]

3:13 ah well I just saw why you did this, you have a very good observation

[@CPT_DIRTBAG]

​​@@Freshfreur77 the move on 2.38 putting the spy Infront of enemy general was to bluff it as marshal, and protect my general (where the enemy marsh stood Infront that time) I take the piece E3 (miner) with captain to make sure it isn't a scout in that column so my spy won't get scouted. And to gain information on bigger pieces. In this case I found a Colonel

[@CPT_DIRTBAG]

​@@Freshfreur77thank you!

[@Freshfreur77]

@@CPT_DIRTBAG okay 🔥👍