You have three opponents to beat, with each matchup decided by winning two out of three bouts. Your selected weapon is used for the opening bout. The other rounds can put a diff…

You have three opponents to beat, with each matchup decided by winning two out of three bouts. Your selected weapon is used for the opening bout. The other rounds can put a different weapon in your hands, so being comfortable with only one fighting style can become a problem. My advice here is to stop treating every opening like permission to swing until Henry runs out of stamina. Give yourself room to recover, watch the opponent, and work on answering an attack instead of constantly starting one. The equipment is supplied, but your timing and Henry's training still matter. A stronger opponent can punish a string of impatient attacks pretty quickly. You can also place a separate wager on yourself with Miller Peshek. Do that before the tournament you're actually entering, and collect from him afterward if you win. The wager applies to the next tournament, so paying him and then skipping the event can cost you the bet. I'd leave betting until you're reasonably confident you can win. Losing an entry fee while practicing is one thing. Adding a wager makes the same failed attempt more expensive.