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2-way Draw: Siberia and Indonesia

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G.M.	AceRimmer
G.M. email	smegdwarf-at-yahoo-dot-com
Type	Regular
Build	Standard
Map	Asia [Wiki] [Stats]
Variant	Standard
Cur Season	Winter 10
Next Deadline	2009-12-30 @ 15:00:00 GMT
Result	2-Way Draw
S. C.	40
Players	7
Status	Closed
Start Date	2009-06-02
End Date	2009-12-30
Real-Life Time	212 days

\| AceRimmer's House Rules \| Rating Calculation

Seq	Country	Player	Result	S.C.	Seas	NMRs	Rtg Chg	Rtg New
0	China	briankingfox	Eliminated	0	6	2	-6.64	1236
0	India	rodtheworm	Survival	2	20	4	-4.09	1221.17
0	Indonesia	The_Gentleman	Draw	13	20	4	12.26	1184
0	Japan	ecommander0	Survival	2	20	1	-3.07	1198.19
0	Persia	slikrik66	Abandon	10	14	4	-5.46	1192.17
1	Persia	offdisc	Survival	7	20	0	-0.09	1221.25
0	Russia	MDemagogue	Eliminated	0	6	0	-6.17	1224.04
0	Siberia	Lane	Draw	16	20	0	11.6	1221.52
				40

PREV Spring 1906 Adjudication: NEXT

With the whole map standing by and watching, India forces the Arabian Sea. Truly, the whole map was standing by. Siberia bedazzles us with another stunning display of "How to Hold 401: Graduate Level Holding". Unassaulted, Japan's units also go nowhere. The non-ARS Persian and Indian units stand or stand off in various manners...
And then there's Indonesia, who safely orders A Borneo to Honk Kong (note: India failed to submit orders for the Honk Kong army, so it held). Indonesia also entered Laos and Bay of Bengal. Methinks I smell a rat. Mr. Schmidt, are you a rat? Perhaps future turns will tell.

There are two retreats, due tomorrow:
The Persian fleet in Arabian Sea may retreat to Yemen, Eastern African Sea, Red Sea, or OTB.
The Indian army in Hong Kong can retreat to Chongqing, Vietnam, or OTB.

Spring 1906 Adjudication:

India:
F Bay of Bengal - Arabian Sea
A Beijing Supports A Mongolia
F Bombay Supports F Bay of Bengal - Arabian Sea
A Delhi Supports A Pakistan
A Hong Kong Hold (*Dislodged*)
A Kunlun - Tien Shan (*Bounce*)
A Mongolia Supports A Kunlun - Tien Shan
A Pakistan Hold
F Sri Lanka Supports F Bay of Bengal - Arabian Sea
A Tien Shan - Afghanistan (*Fails*)

Indonesia:
A Borneo - Hong Kong
F Central Indian Ocean Supports F Bay of Bengal - Arabian Sea
F East China Sea Supports F Shanghai
F Philippines Supports F East China Sea
F South China Sea Convoys A Borneo - Hong Kong
F Seychelles Supports F Bay of Bengal - Arabian Sea
F Shanghai Supports A Borneo - Hong Kong
F Sumatra - Bay of Bengal
A Vietnam - Laos

Japan:
F Hokkaido - Sea of Okhotsk (*Fails*)
F Honshu Hold

Persia:
A Afghanistan - Tien Shan (*Bounce*)
F Arabian Sea - Pakistan (*Dislodged*)
F Caspian Sea Supports A Moscow
F East Africa Supports F Persian Gulf - Arabian Sea
A Iran Supports F Arabian Sea - Pakistan
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Hold
F Oman Supports F Persian Gulf - Arabian Sea
F Persian Gulf - Arabian Sea (*Fails*)
A Uzbekistan Supports A Afghanistan - Tien Shan

Siberia:
F Bering Strait Supports F Sea of Okhotsk
A Ekaterinburg Supports A Kazakhstan
A Kazakhstan Supports A Novosibirsk
A Korea Supports A Manchuria
A Manchuria Supports A Korea
A Novosibirsk Supports A Kazakhstan
F Sea of Okhotsk Hold
A St. Petersburg Supports A Urals
A Urals Supports A St. Petersburg

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