3. This is the normal pattern your opponent will choose.
4. Again this is a typical move. It may vary slightly. Just remember to not let
him get five in a row.
5. If he goes here block between his pieces. *
6. This is an automatic win by now.
7. Continue your three in a row.
8. Make that four in a row.
9. We have a winner.
*6. This is a slight variation from before. Follow steps 1-4. Here he blocks
your 3. However continue with the same pattern.
*7. Continue as follows.
*8. Block his move. He will block yours.
9. He will attempt to get 5 in a row. Be patient and continue the strategy.
*10. Now block his move. He will always try this same move.
*11. Now you have set him up. He will try to stop you but it is too late.
*12. Make 4 in a row by going here.
*13. You win again.
This guide isn’t fool proof. There are moves that will occur that will interrupt
this strategy but 85% of the time this will work. Once you reach tournament
round 11 you are on your own. Good luck!
Did you know that the original Neopia map was configured to have light in the Northern half, and Darkness in the Southern Half. The Northern half had places called The Plane of Ultimate Good and Cloud World and Dragon Mountain. The Southern half had places called The Pit of Despair and The Screaming Desert and the Plane of Ultimate Evil. Neopia Central was between the two sides. -The Wonder Weezel
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