Winning Against your Hartenjagen Playgroup

Playing against your Hartenjagen playgroup represents some interesting challenges, especially if you’ve been playing against one another for years now. Aside from the fact that all of you will have difficulty surprising one another with your old strategies and tactics, you’ll also have a hard time reading each other’s mind. However, this isn’t to say that the satisfaction you’ll get once you’ve defeated someone from your Hartenjagen playgroup isn’t as sweet, on the contrary, beating someone you’ve know to be a good player has its own little rewards.

One of the best things about having a Hartenajgen playgroup is that the experience you’ll earn will do wonders for your game. Not only will it sharpen your edge over other players but depending on the intensity of your playgroup’s level of game play you’ll also reach the peak of your game that much quicker. On the other hand, having a great playgroup doesn’t really mean anything if you can’t win against them and more importantly learn something new after every game right?

Luckily, the trick to winning and learning new things isn’t some big secret, heck even mid level players know this. The trick to winning and learning new things from your playgroup or any other player for that matter is to keep an active but a relaxed mind. Remember, that in Hartenjagen expert level players tend to keep a relaxed state of mind, this is good since a relaxed state of mind helps you concentrate more. Not only that but a relaxed state of mind also allows you to grasp your opponent’s psyche that much easier.

Though one might say that winning against his or her Hartenjagen playgroup will be easy since, he or she will only need to concentrate and anticipate his or her opponent’s movements, remember that winning becomes a lot harder especially against people you know. Keep in mind that in the playgroup you’re probably not the only one who is thinking about keeping a relaxed state of mind, and anticipating moves. In most cases, you may even find yourself a step behind the players in your playgroup but this is a good thing, as it’ll most likely force you to up your game. The quote that says necessity is the mother of all inventions applies here since it’ll most likely be your desire to win that’ll help you tune up your game to a level capable of overcoming even the best players in your Hartenjagen playgroup.

Jan Kaas is specialized in writing about hartenjagen and online hartenjagen.