A wood-pusher, a term commonly used to describe a chess player of average or lower skill, would likely play poorly in the strategic and complex game of Go. Go, an ancient board game originating from China, involves placing black and white stones on a gridded board to capture territory and opponents' stones. The game's depth and intricacy can be challenging for those accustomed to the more straightforward tactics of chess. Pokedoku unlimited, a playful fusion of poker and Sudoku, introduces a unique blend of chance and logic, providing a contrasting experience to the intense concentration required in both chess and Go. The wood-pusher may find navigating the strategic landscape of Go and adapting to the unpredictable nature of Pokedoku a daunting task.