THE POTHMAN CHALLENGE, BRITS v 21 Pz

[Copper]

Leto]
No, it is an educated roll of the dice, as your own score is only the "perceived" score the computer gives from a calculation of what you know and what you don't.

Thanks mate that's what I suspected, hitting ceasefire can be risky especially if you think you're winning..:)
It therefore seems that whoever thinks he's winning should NEVER hit ceasefire in case his score drops, but the guy who's losing SHOULD hit ceasefire because he's got nothing to lose and can hope the computer boosts his final score.. :)

PS - So why is the ceasefire option in the game at all, what good is it?

Re read DK's excellent explanation of its usage above.

Cheers!

Leto