> Also, Joona, I think your attack pattern was also a big reason you lost. Attacking the way you did -- three one-on-one matchups -- will do nothing but get you killed faster, it seems to me.
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> In my opinion, the only way to get anywhere is to attack one of your opponent's monsters two-on-one at the beginning of the battle, while your third monster takes on his most favorable matchup. Usually, your two-on-one matchup will die first, and those characters move on to assist the other monster. Once that monster dies, then all your remaining characters move on to the last opponent.
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> That way you have your opponents facing the combined wrath of as many of your own monsters as possible; the last two opponents will face all three of your monsters, if you can keep them alive long enough.
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> Again, all my opinion, I could be wrong. I'm facing "don" in the next round, and he's the one who beat Joona, so let's see what happens.

It appears you are doing something right, because you beat don.