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Pineapple / Crazy Pineapple

Line construction lab

Plan the next streets
Name the node
Line consistency
Practice: Pineapple line practice

When to stop pure exploit

Exploit until evidence
Stations vs thinking regs
Population vs this player
Practice: Pineapple exploit practice

Grade-9 stake posture

Plan review week
Grade-9 stake posture: prove it once
Caps still hold
Practice: Pineapple G9 stake practice

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Pineapple / Crazy Pineapple / Grade 9 / When to stop pure exploit

Stations vs thinking regs

'Stations vs thinking regs' (Pineapple, G9): The discard is a forced range edit — pretty cards that kill playability get binned.

Worked example

apply 'Stations vs thinking regs' on Crazy flop discard on wet texture. Write the board/doors, villain type, old line → new line, and why.

Common leak

nods through 'Stations vs thinking regs', then defaults on Crazy flop discard on wet texture the next time money goes in.

Drill

teach 'Stations vs thinking regs' in 60 seconds with Crazy flop discard on wet texture. Tag one live rep this week.

Practice habit

sticky-note the trigger for 'Stations vs thinking regs' before your next Pineapple session.

Drill

explain 'Stations vs thinking regs' to your buddy without looking — stall means you don't own it yet.

Remember

Change one Pineapple decision this week. Notes beat vibes.

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