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[[GambitIndex Gambit]] means \\\"plan\\\" not \\\"trick\\\". Only KansasCityShuffle \\\'\\\'requires\\\'\\\' misdirection. Go look at the examples on the BatmanGambit page, even Batman himself has a few where he outright tells the \\\"patsy\\\" what his plan is. Or read the bottom portion of the trope description:
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor sits down and waits, or fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor sits down and waits, or fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
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[[GambitIndex Gambit]] means \\\"plan\\\" not \\\"trick\\\". Only KansasCityShuffle \\\'\\\'requires\\\'\\\' misdirection. Go look at the examples on the BatmanGambit page, even Batman himself has a few where he outright tells the \\\"patsy\\\" what his plan is. Or read the bottom portion of the trope description:
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
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Gambit means \\\"plan\\\" not \\\"trick\\\". Only KansasCityShuffle \\\'\\\'requires\\\'\\\' misdirection. Go look at the examples on the BatmanGambit page, even Batman himself has a few where he outright tells the \\\"patsy\\\" what his plan is. Go read the bloody description:
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
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Gambit means \\\"plan\\\" not \\\"trick\\\". Only KansasCityShuffle \\\'\\\'requires\\\'\\\' misdirection. Go look at the examples on the BatmanGambit page, even Batman himself has a few where he outright tells the \\\"patsy\\\" what his plan is. Go read the bloody description:
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe and everyone dies.
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Gambit means \
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Gambit means \\\"plan\\\" not \\\"trick\\\". Only KansasCityShuffle \\\'\\\'requires\\\'\\\' misdirection. Go look at the examples on the BatmanGambit page, even Batman himself has a few where he outright tells the \\\"patsy\\\" what his plan is. Go read the bloody description:
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe an everyone dies.
* Even so, the essence of a truly successful Batman Gambit is to make it appear like they do not have that option in the first place, \\\'\\\'\\\'or better yet making inaction far too costly to be seriousy considered\\\'\\\'\\\', such as by raising the stakes so high that failure to act would be as or even more disastrous that doing what the mastermind has \\\'\\\'\\\'forced or tricked\\\'\\\'\\\' you into doing.
And it\\\'s most certainly a BatmanGambit because it\\\'s a plan that relies entirely on foreseeing the Doctor\\\'s actions: If the Doctor fails and dies, instead of escaping like he always does, then the insane Daleks flood the universe an everyone dies.
