That is a really good question. I would love to see tournament players playing against each other and non-pros in a 5x slower or 10x slower game. Among the pros would be most interesting. Does everyone now play about equally well? Does some random barely pro destroy the field because that player has a better grasp on the strategy that was convoluted by the rapid aspect. If you compare to chess, good blitz players aren&#x27;t always good at long games and vice versa. Computers are much better at fast blitz games (beating pros well before Kasparov in 1996). I expect that even if DeepCraft performs well in a full speed game a slower more strategic game would have the humans at an advantage (at least for a while).