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I believe if you send the player a direct invite, it bypasses the 100 ELO requirement.

The points you raise in no way indicate cheating. The particular puzzle settings you play can be solved quickly by more experienced players, some even in sub 10s. All I can suggest is to practice in the solo mode and eventually you will see your average solving duration getting quicker.

A major one is lots of practice on the solo table with similar settings to what puzzles you will be encountering most often.

Hey there!

I am interested in the formation of a 'Rest of World' team with those who also struggle to fill their country allocation.

See here for an explanation: https://boardgamearena.com/faq?anchor=faq_account_elo The easiest situation is a 2 player game. You will gain a number of ELO points equal to K x (W - p(D)) where: W is the result of the game: 1 for a victory, 0 for a defeat, 0.5 for a tie. D is the difference of ELO bet...

Hi everyone. I made a tutorial for this game here: https://boardgamearena.com/tutorial?gam ... orial=1321

Let me know what you think and any recommendations/improvements that may be needed.

It's 20k points and is called Pirate Magic.

You can see one here: https://boardgamearena.com/table?table=406202055

My best time is 7 seconds.

See here https://boardgamearena.com/3/laserrefle ... =428667958

I don't think it's a bug. What you are seeing is correct because the first player starts the game with 16 honey. Based on the screenshots you posted, your honey at the end of your turn would be: 16 starting points - 7 (cost) + 4 (beehive points) = 13.