I need you two to know several things if youre even trying to be good players, because at this point I am certain the both of you dont have the slightest grasp on Zasalamel:
-Nobody is going to fall for 66A. Ever. After they have been spaced with 4B+K. Never. Its too slow and it has short range. The end. Dont do it. It doesnt work "on paper" because it sure as hell doesnt work in the game. If I see that you like to use 66A, after I stop laughing at you, im going to punish it every time. If im Kilik im going to 66A. If im Talim im going to 6B+K. If im Cervy im going to iDC. If im Zas im going to 4A:B.
-Anyone whos knows how to deal with Zasalamel would have a field day with you. Zasalamel has several shortcomings, one of which is the lack of quick advancing mids, and in the oppourtunity to use one (after 4B+K) you opt to use one of his slowest and worst options for this situation, it makes absolutely no sense at all.
-There is no "mixup" out of WR A. Its a high. If you use WR A, youre gonna get mixed up. lol. Im going to tech high and punish you. Astaroth is going to 6K you. Cassy is going to 236B you. Sophie is going to 236B you. Siegfried is going to 3B you. WR A is only useful to stop step, and even then its an inconvenience because its a WR move. If they are step happy then CH 3AB is a smarter option. Depending on what side they are stepping 4A is a good option, 4B+K is a good option.
-The premise of a "mixup" is to put your opponent in a situation where they have to 50/50 guess out of harms way. After 2A, there is no fear in WR A because the only thing YOU can do afterwards is block or guess wrong. lol.
You have the game down in theory, but youre using the incorrect moves to be successful, whoever youre playing must be god awful.