Computer programs, artificially intelligent or not, will generally display the characteristic of performing identical actions when given near identical situations. This is due to the lack of human intuition to generate the element of unpredictability. The simulator league is also similar. A client in the simulator league no matter how advanced has to make decisions based on its creator's source codes. Since the span of the source codes is usually very general it limits the flexibility of the client player. Hence if we could provide identical situations to the client we would almost be sure that it would react identically. This would be true, especially if its last action was successful. Therefore, if we could just remember this last action taken by the enemy and the condition under which it happened we could exploit this weakness and use it to our advantage.