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There is a distinct, panic-inducing feeling that occurs when you realize your opponent is playing a hyper-fast Cycle or Bridge Spam deck.

To defeat them, you must establish an impenetrable defensive rhythm and learn to absorb minor chip damage to build a massive counter-offensive.

Establishing the Rhythm

If you use a Cannon to defend their Hog Rider, they will play four 1-elixir cards to cycle back to a second Hog Rider before your Cannon is back in your hand.

By keeping a building alive in the center, you fundamentally slow down the pace of the entire match, preventing them from spamming the bridge freely.

• If their Bandit is going to hit your tower once, let it hit.
• Your building is your lifeline.
• Geometry is your best defense.

The Inevitable Crush

If you are playing a heavy Beatdown deck against a fast Cycle deck, you must accept that the first two minutes of the game will be miserable.

Once your tank crosses the river supported by heavy splash units, their cheap 1-elixir skeletons and ice spirits will be utterly useless, and their defenses will shatter under the weight of the deathball.

The Maneuver	How to Do It
The High Middle Plant	Placing your defensive building very high by the river to instantly intercept fast 'river-jumping' units like the Bandit or Royal Ghost
The Predictive Log	Rolling a Log at the bridge exactly when you expect them to spam cheap units, instantly clearing their push and granting a positive trade

The Calm Before the Storm

Fast decks rely heavily on causing panic and capitalizing on the clumsy, expensive mistakes that follow.

Be the anchor, weather the storm, and crush them in overtime.

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