Match 4 of 50

JediMenace	Category	sonrik
Advanced (-0,0228)	Total Error	Expert (-0,0111)
World Class (-0,0100)	Checker Play	Expert (-0,0118)
Distracted (-0,0765)	Cube Play	World Class (-0,0078)
11,4	Performance Rating	5,5

JediMenace	Game per Game	sonrik
Advanced (-0,0238)	Game 1	World Champ. (+0,0000)
World Class (-0,0074)	Game 2	Advanced (-0,0195)
Expert (-0,0107)	Game 3	Expert (-0,0104)
Casual Player (-0,0425)	Game 4	World Class (-0,0082)
Expert (-0,0123)	Game 5	World Champ. (-0,0044)
Intermediate (-0,0259)	Game 6	Advanced (-0,0157)

JediMenace	Category	sonrik
9(4) -0,837(-8,86%)	Move Errors Equity lost (cost)	10(6) -0,976(-10,18%)
6(6) -0,899(-5,18%)	Double Errors Equity lost (cost)	1(1) -0,124(-1,07%)
2(2) -0,631(-6,27%)	Take Errors Equity lost (cost)	0 +0,000
0	Outplays	0
17(12) -2,368(-20,31%)	Total Error Equity lost (cost)	11(7) -1,100(-11,24%)
15 -0,286(-39,49%)	Jokers Luck	10 +0,286(+39,49%)
Advanced 11,4	Level of Play Luck	Expert 5,5

Ait, this was a disastermatch for the rebellion movement. What can be learned here is following: Don't let your  brain trick you into to good scenarios: Jedi on roll 0-0:

Jedi: As you can see i perform a Jedi mindtrick on myself. I tell my self that my oppnonent who has to guys in the air for sure will drop this... instantly...therefore I am too good??? This was a huge mistake leading on to another huge mistake in the next postion

Sonrik:

XG: Go to bed, come back fresh. This is a double/Take!!!

Jedi on roll in the same game:

Jedi: As you can see, still the same game. I have tricked myself into beliving it was to good, and since I want to be consistant, i keep on playing the not too good scenario, which of course never was to good. Total distster of course.





Sonrik:
XG: Jedi, you are DISTRACTED. Just cube it for god's sake and get a good nights sleep!

Summary of the match 4: In all fairness Sonrik takes the double, both victory and statt

Jedi: advanced 11.4

Sonrik: Expert 5.5