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'''Cheap''' means using | '''Cheap''' means using a tactic that is allegedly not 'tournament-caliber', but still winning with it. This may include tactics that resort to low blows, deception, attacking when the opponent is distracted (or causing a distraction), or using a sure-fire attack that is deemed by some to be "too powerful" to be used by advanced players. | ||
==Examples of Tactics That Have Been Claimed to be 'Cheap'== | ==Examples of Tactics That Have Been Claimed to be 'Cheap'== | ||
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Cheap means using a tactic that is allegedly not 'tournament-caliber', but still winning with it. This may include tactics that resort to low blows, deception, attacking when the opponent is distracted (or causing a distraction), or using a sure-fire attack that is deemed by some to be "too powerful" to be used by advanced players.
Examples of Tactics That Have Been Claimed to be 'Cheap'
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