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| Spring, 1901: Good luck. | |
| Spring, 1901: Is anyone there? | |
| Spring, 1901: yup | |
| Spring, 1901: What's up everyone | |
| Autumn, 1901: 2 Cd's makes a sad game. | |
| Autumn, 1901: Good luck | |
| Autumn, 1901: I vote that the balance of power is upset and a draw is in order. | |
| Autumn, 1901: Hey would it be ok if we paused for like 30 minutes? I have to pick up my sister | |
| Autumn, 1901: One CD is devastating enough this early in a game, but two? That is hopeless. | |
| Autumn, 1901: 3 would be worse can we please pause for just like 30 minutes | |
| Autumn, 1906: 3 way draw? | |
| Autumn, 1906: No. | |
| Spring, 1910: i made no moves. win it. gg | |
| Draw | |
| Good game everyone | |
| France, don't allow yourself to be controlled so easily. It is kind of embarrassing. | |
| Also, do not tell anyone that you are a new player. They will take advantage of it. | |
| Good job Italy. | |
| What? | |
| And you too France. | |
| I still barely know how to play haha at least I did better than the other four countries | |
| I know. When I saw that two countries were CD right off the bat, I thought the game should end in a draw. I guess I am glad it didn't. | |
| By the way, this is my first solo victory, so I am pretty happy. I do feel bad that Turkey had to leave to pick up his sister, but he should not have joined if he knew he had to pick her up. |
| England |
Rhinos
(1763
 )
Won. Bet: 5
, won: 35 18 supply-centers, 17 units | |||
| Italy |
puntang
(0
 )
Survived. Bet: 5
15 supply-centers, 15 units | |||
| France |
Hoff21
(112
)
Survived. Bet: 5
1 supply-centers, 2 units | |||
| Germany |
Cabbage
(0
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
| |||
| Austria |
lfecosta
(100
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
| |||
| Turkey |
Texastough
(25
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
| |||
| Russia |
BestiaMaestro
(0
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
|
| Texastough (25 ) | Turkey (Spring, 1904) with 5 centres. |
| BestiaMaestro (0 ) | Russia (Autumn, 1905) with 2 centres. |
| lfecosta (100 ) | Austria (Autumn, 1901) with 2 centres. |
| Cabbage (0 ) | Germany (Spring, 1906) with 1 centres. |