Because the match ends the exact millisecond a tower hits zero hitpoints, certain cards become exponentially more valuable, while others become complete liabilities.

A massive, slow-moving Golem that takes thirty seconds to cross the map is often useless in a panicked Sudden Death scenario.
Nuking for the Win
In Sudden Death, if the opponent's tower is below 1000 hitpoints, the most reliable and competitive strategy is 'Spell Cycling'.

Every top-tier competitive deck must include at least one heavy spell specifically designed to close out tight matches in Sudden Death.
You must play perfect defense for a full minute to pull this off.Do not let them breathe.Poison is risky in Sudden Death because it takes 8 seconds to deal its full damage. Fast Damage in Overtime
The opponent must guess exactly which tile he will pop up on to defend him; if they guess wrong, the Miner gets two or three guaranteed hits, which is often enough to secure the win.

If the opponent makes a slight defensive error or overcommits by 2 elixir, a Bandit dropped at the bridge will dash to the tower in less than two seconds.
The OT SpecialistOT MechanicThe DangerThe MinerCan be placed instantly anywhere; bypasses all ground defenses and guarantees chip damage if the opponent predicts wrongLow Risk; only costs 3 elixir, leaving plenty of energy for defenseThe Freeze SpellStops all enemy defenses for 4 seconds; if you have even a single Skeleton near their tower, Freeze guarantees massive damageExtreme Risk; if it fails to take the tower, you wasted 4 elixir and they have a massive counter-push ready The Clutch Mindset
Playing in Sudden Death is an intense test of nerves and mathematical precision.

Overtime is where legends are made and phones are broken.

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