#11. This was a gunboat (no communication between players). How did England know, Germany will support him into Belgium, even though Germany could have taken it?

difficulty: beginner

#10: After France successfully disbanded the Russian fleet in Heligoland this spring, one of the following is certain: a) France can keep Berlin forever b) Russia can take Berlin sooner or later. Which one is 100%?

difficulty: intermediate; phase to come: Autumn, 1914; courtesy of SplitDiplomat

#9: Assuming Austria, Italy, France and Turkey can perfectly cooperate, how can Germany get Portugal by autumn without ANY risk of losing any other (namely: Spain, Marseilles, Brest or Paris) SC?

difficulty: advanced, 100% secure solution is possible. (this is a hard one); phase to come: Spring, 1911

#8: What should France's northern fleets (Heligo, London and Brest) do now, spring turn, to have a chance for grabbing another English SC by autumn, without risking England getting a 3rd unit at all?

difficulty: intermediate/advanced

#7: Is it possible to eliminate France without risking the draw?

difficulty: intermediate, fun fact: this was the 100.000th game

#6: This game was a gunboat, and it is autumn. Why did England attack North Atlantic with support?

difficulty: intermediate

#5: Can Austria protect all SCs around Black sea and Moscow as well for 100%, without using Galicia and Smyrna at all?

difficulty: intermediate

#4: Assuming Italy and Austria can perfectly cooperate there are 4 possible attacks on Turkey. (Supported attack on Smyrna or Constantinoples, both from 2 directions). How can Turkey defend against 3 out of these 4 attacks for 100%?

difficulty: beginner

#3: How can Germany protect Holland, Ruhr and Munich at the same time?

difficulty: beginner

#2: What do Berlin+Munich, Warshaw+Moscow, Spain+Portugal, Rome+Naples pairs have in common?

difficulty: beginner

#1: What do Tunis, Warshaw, Moscow, Berlin and Marseilles have in common?

difficulty: beginner