Your Week
No fragile streak to break. Play five across the week and get one page back — and on Sunday, the receipts come due.
Week of July 20–26
Any five days. It's the week that counts.
Your week, in one read
This week you played like someone who trusts a cold read over a loud room.
This week's report
Best decision
Your best call was Wednesday's — passing on the deal a second time.
Biggest disagreement with the crowd
You went against 78% of the room on Tuesday's permit — and let the march go ahead.
Strongest read
You were strongest at reading incentives.
Most expensive unnecessary clue
You spent too much information budget when reputational risk was involved.
The moment you changed your mind
Thursday, one text from the journalist flipped you from publish to hold.
Emerging pattern
A pattern is forming — you preserve options longer than most players do.
Against your friends
You and Lauren disagreed on four of five situations this week.
Sunday
One reflection day: what your earlier calls actually became, and how the people you play with saw the same rooms.
Played July 21
You chose
Allowed the march, moved it one block onto a wider route
Your confidence then
61%
What actually happened
The march stayed peaceful. Turnout was half the estimate, and the square never closed.
Was your reasoning sound
Your read on the organizers held up — they wanted to be seen, not to fight.
What your profile learned
You weight firsthand signals over official warnings.
Played July 23
You chose
Passed again — no on a maybe
Your confidence then
58%
Resolves when the round closes. Check back in a few weeks.
How your people called it
