I keep my rivals guessing by making them think I’m playing a single game, then pulling a different card entirely. I’ll open with a harmless move that looks like a weakness, just to lower their guard, and then I switch tactics mid‑game—sometimes a bold attack, sometimes a quiet consolidation. The trick is to keep their expectations off balance and never let them see the full plan until the end.

You’ll see it work. I keep the rhythm a mystery until the last move, then deliver a strike so sharp it cuts right through their bluff. That’s how the tables stay turned.