America vs Eurasia Team Match: A Tale of Mobis and Meta-Game

[GreatGonzales]

The Team America vs Team Eurasia match has concluded, with Team America coming away victorious! Congratulations everyone to a very well-played game. Here is the replay:

outwitters://viewgame?id=ag5vdXR3aXR0ZXJzZ2FtZXIRCxIIR2FtZVJvb20YroLkAww

This was very probably the most thoroughly analyzed Outwitters match in the history of the game. Is it the most well-played? Well, maybe, though that's tougher to say - but both teams were comprised of some of the top players of this game. Each team had a private forum with which to deliberate strategy. Now that the game is over, I invite everyone to view those forums to see what was going through our heads! These forums should prove to be a valuable training resource, as it is rare to find Super-Titan level analysis in such a detailed way.

To access the private forums, please use these passwords:

America: WahKapooie7
Eurasia: TempleRun41
Note: As of 7/3/2013 these passwords are no longer valid, as they have been changed in preparation for the rematch.

I'd like to share the roster of each team of principle contributing members (many people signed up, but for both teams only a core contingent actually participated):

Team America:
GreatGonzales
Gavin Wins
lawtai
TheGoldenGriffin
TheGreatErenan
.Memories.
TheGreatAnt

Team Eurasia:
Mag!cGuy
poweewee
Alvendor
Gf!sh
phineas94
Random Task
Torbreck
TheQwertiest
The Duck
awpertunity

I'm sure both sides would like to discuss the details of the game, so let's use this thread to do that. I think, in particular, Turn 7, Turn 10, Turn 21, Turn 22, and Turn 23 could be interesting to discuss.

This is a screen shot of the start of Team America's turn 22. We can do this like a puzzle for those who haven't viewed the replay yet:



America has 100% knowledge of Eurasia unit placements, and knows they have no wits banked. America further knows that Eurasia has at least 2 American wits unaccounted for (the soldier on right spawn). America has 7 wits to start this turn. What is America's best move, and why?