The Importance of Intentional Loss in Jockeying

Nina points out that considering Kyle's case again, how often does intentional losing happen during jousting? I mean, Arthur probably didn't lose to Raygar. But another example we've cited in the past, Tywin may have suggested or told his bannerman to lost to Raygar at the tournament. It was specifically noted that it was a lot of Tywin's own men that were losing. So like, yeah, that, see that I could buy, you know, because there's a clear goal in mind here.