G40-02 Tyzoq (Axis+6) vs Anchovy (Allies)

@gamerman01

Game History

Round: 11 Purchase Units - Japanese Japanese buy 1 bomber, 7 infantry and 1 transport; Remaining resources: 2 PUs; Combat Move - Japanese 1 infantry moved from Soviet Far East to Yakut S.S.R. 1 bomber moved from Manchuria to Yakut S.S.R. 1 fighter moved from French Indo China to Yakut S.S.R. 1 fighter moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to Australia 3 fighters moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to Mexico Sea Zone 4 infantry moved from Hawaiian Islands to Hawaii Sea Zone 4 infantry and 2 transports moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to North Australia Sea Zone 4 infantry moved from North Australia Sea Zone to Australia 1 battleship moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to North Australia Sea Zone Combat - Japanese Battle in Yakut S.S.R. Japanese attack with 1 bomber, 1 fighter and 1 infantry Russians defend with 1 armour Japanese roll dice for 1 bomber, 1 fighter and 1 infantry in Yakut S.S.R., round 2 : 0/3 hits, 1.33 expected hits Russians roll dice for 1 armour in Yakut S.S.R., round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits Japanese roll dice for 1 bomber, 1 fighter and 1 infantry in Yakut S.S.R., round 3 : 1/3 hits, 1.33 expected hits Russians roll dice for 1 armour in Yakut S.S.R., round 3 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits 1 armour owned by the Russians lost in Yakut S.S.R. Japanese win, taking Yakut S.S.R. from Russians with 1 bomber, 1 fighter and 1 infantry remaining. Battle score for attacker is 5 Casualties for Russians: 1 armour Battle in Australia Japanese attack with 1 fighter and 4 infantry Americans defend with 2 infantry Japanese roll dice for 1 battleship in Australia, round 2 : 1/1 hits, 0.67 expected hits Japanese roll dice for 1 fighter and 4 infantry in Australia, round 2 : 1/5 hits, 1.17 expected hits British roll dice for 2 infantry in Australia, round 2 : 0/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits 2 infantry owned by the Americans lost in Australia Japanese win, taking Australia from British with 1 fighter and 4 infantry remaining. Battle score for attacker is 6 Casualties for Americans: 2 infantry Battle in Mexico Sea Zone Japanese attack with 3 fighters Americans defend with 1 submarine Japanese roll dice for 3 fighters in Mexico Sea Zone, round 2 : 3/3 hits, 1.50 expected hits 1 submarine owned by the Americans lost in Mexico Sea Zone Japanese win with 3 fighters remaining. Battle score for attacker is 8 Casualties for Americans: 1 submarine Non Combat Move - Japanese 1 submarine moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to North Australia Sea Zone 2 infantry moved from Hawaiian Islands to Hawaii Sea Zone 2 carriers, 2 infantry, 3 submarines and 4 transports moved from Hawaii Sea Zone to Japan Sea Zone 2 infantry moved from Japan Sea Zone to Manchuria 1 infantry moved from Soviet Far East to Manchuria 6 infantry moved from Manchuria to Kwangtung 1 bomber moved from Yakut S.S.R. to Japan 1 infantry moved from French Indo China to India 4 infantry moved from French Indo China to Kwangtung 4 infantry moved from Anglo Sudan Egypt to Red Sea Zone 1 battleship, 1 carrier, 4 infantry and 2 transports moved from Red Sea Zone to East Indies Sea Zone 4 infantry moved from East Indies Sea Zone to East Indies 1 fighter moved from Australia to East Indies Sea Zone 1 fighter moved from Mexico Sea Zone to East Indies Sea Zone 2 fighters moved from Mexico Sea Zone to Japan Sea Zone 1 fighter moved from Yakut S.S.R. to Japan Sea Zone Place Units - Japanese 1 bomber and 7 infantry placed in Japan 1 transport placed in Japan Sea Zone Turn Complete - Japanese Japanese collect 44 PUs; end with 46 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Japanese regular : 0.00 Russians regular : -0.67 British regular : -0.67

J11.tsvg Axis: +12.79

Got it, I didn’t see that I also had a FAQ, was thinking I only had the CLASSIFIED clarification

Now I see my specific question is answered, the carriers could not even split up during a combat move that ends in the same place

sent a chat so we don’t clutter up this thread

No problem. I will ask you next month for W@W game.

@The_Good_Captain

It took me awhile, but I see what you mean as the G1, G3, G4, G5 North Sea dice are not grossly out of whack all put together.

After the 1% G3 result, I would have continued if the prize was $5,000

We re-set, and played just for fun. G4 was lucky with 0 planes lost instead of “supposed to be” 2, which set up G5 situation.

After the 1% G5 result, I would continue if the prize was $5,000, but I’m not going to grind out a just-for-fun game trying to win, and I think it might even be insulting to continue against a strong player after losing 6/7 of your luftwaffe early in the game in that situation, to say I will show you that I can still beat you

:) :) I only post this because I think it’s fun and mutually enjoyable to talk about the game and situations we all looked at. Hope I’m not wrong.

@leemorrison You’re being polite. Yes I got my bomber and some air shot down during the first two turns but I overextended very badly with Japan, mostly because I underestimated the value the tanks would give you in terms of exploiting openings in my positions.

@ManuC23 said in Elche (Axis) vs Ragnell804 (Allies) - Classic Invitational Game, RR, No Neutrals, Tech Turn 4:

@elche I wonder what the purpose of this GB move is on turn one? Isn’t it better to go for Africa to secure another unit for Persia, since Japan’s Sub in Solomon Does it cover all entry to Australia?
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I suppose he is waiting for Salomon’s sub to retire, to go to Australia and is he safe in that position?

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