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vs. Anna: 6-4

General Strategy
Jin can hold his own very well against Anna’s mixups, netting very damaging punishes after blocking FC.df+2 or SS2. Anna also struggles to get in, so proper use of EWGF and 1,1,2 to stop the opponent is imperative.
Notes

After d+4 on block, FC.1 will stop both the d+4,1 and any option from d+4,u_d.
FC.df+2 has lacking range and tracking, making movement a very practical way to force a whiff.
CJM is bad.

Important Punishes ouch

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 |content= Jin can hold his own very well against Anna’s mixups, netting very damaging punishes after blocking FC.df+2 or SS2. Anna also struggles to get in, so proper use of EWGF and 1,1,2 to stop the opponent is imperative.
-*After d+4 on block, FC.1 will stop both the d+4,1 and any option from d+4,u_d.
+|notes=*After d+4 on block, FC.1 will stop both the d+4,1 and any option from d+4,u_d.
 *FC.df+2 has lacking range and tracking, making movement a very practical way to force a whiff.
 *CJM is bad.
+|punish= ouch
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