Yeah, sure. Basically I was most scared of an inside offense, but thought there was a strong chance of motion or base offense showing up.
I felt that if I nailed the GDP on tactic (inside), I’d win even with the pace being off. Similarly, if I was wrong and Warroad went motion or base, I’d have a chance with the offset from the pace. Ran the risk against patient, PTB, and Princeton, although I felt that patient and Princeton had no shot of showing up. It’s probably pretty dumb in theory, but as the underdog with the road + GS disadvantage I felt like I needed to take a risk. I probably should’ve went inside fast or inside slow, I figured Warroad would also PCT this game and clearly based on the final score if that was the case I would’ve lost either way going 1/2 on guesses. Just a miscalc on my part. I’ve always felt that getting the tactic right for GDP has a larger impact on the game than the pace which could be a bad an assumption on my part. Live and learn. Hindsight says just better off not guessing at all, but that was my thinking there.
Tried being way too big brain, ha. For my own sanity, just glad I wasn’t considering a balanced + fast guess today.