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Let us play a war game

Let us play a war game

Let us play the battlefield game. Are you ready?
The rules are as below.
Two players get one hundred soldiers each and they need to distribute across three battlefields.
The player with the most soldiers in a battlefield will win the battle.
The player with most wins will be the winner.
What is your best distribution strategy for your one hundred soldiers among three battlefields?
You can allocate any way you like as long as it is within one hundred soldiers. Tell us your strategy.
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