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It is not strictly cheating, but it is not exactly fair play, either. When it comes to software, using the side effects of a feature (as above) or a program bug to make a game easier is known as using an 'exploit'.

I guess it's the nature of solitaire that we all have our own definitions of cheating. There's no one file, but all the stats are stored in one folder, which you can backup. >I'd like to see the game provide the option to save your stats in a backup file If you make different moves, though, you will get a different layout after the shuffle. That being said, as John states, if you take the same game number, make the same moves, then do a shuffle, you will get the same layout after the shuffle. The redeals in Trefoil are random in the sense that the cards are shuffled rather than picked up and laid back out in the same order they were picked up, which is the way most of the games redeal. boo hoo hoo can I get some cheese to go with my whine? I worked up to over a 100 perfect games in freecell and then accidentally started a new one causing a loss in the stats of the previous game I accidentally stopped. I'd also LOVE to be able to remove individual games played in the stats.

I'd like to see the game provide the option to save your stats in a backup file so you could restore them if 'lost' for whatever reason. In time, I'll get back up to about 50 in each one, at which point I may go off in search of other games to explore. So I lost the stats on about half of the series. I would be up to nearly 50 in both games, except that the laptop I am using had to get a new OS installed, and this required wiping the contents of the disk.

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Lots of trial and error, to be sure, but eventually I get there. Sure, you often just get a different version of 'King on top of another of same suit,' so you just keep with the backing up, doing something differently, and then clicking on 'redeal' until you get a winnable result. This will always change the post-redeal layout.

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How to avoid the trap of having a King on top of another card of the same suit, after the second (which is the last) redeal? Obviously, if you get that kind of a redeal the game is lost, so what I do is back up to a point prior to that redeal - at times, I back up SEVERAL steps prior to the redeal - and alter the play in some way. If I didn't do this, there would be no point in my trying to establish that all the layouts in these two games are winnable! It would be fraudulent to ever make such a claim if one were bailing out at the beginning of every layout that looked scary. Again, I just take whatever I get in terms of the initial deal. This is quite challenging, which is why I like the process so much. I just keep working on it until I come up with a successful approach. Responding to another point: No, I NEVER open a new game and then abort out of if it looks like it is going to be difficult.

The results of the deal will be affected significantly if you make move even one card in the layout. Regarding the redeals in both La Belle Lucie and in Trefoil: they are definitely not random rather, they are a function of the precise arrangement of the cards prior to the deal. This is a response to Frank D'Urso's post: I had it in another card game, and did okay on it IIRC, but i'm sure if I played itmore often I could raide my average, but to win it more often than not? How do you avoid getting clunking Kings ontop of twos all the time when you redeal? I don't think it can be done!Д¬heese and crackers! I only have won 12.5% of Trefoil.ДЄre not the redeals random? wouldn't that remove the skill and introduce a high degree of luck? Are you redealing until you see a 'good' game to play? I guess I'm just worst than avergare on Trefoil. In fact, try to *lose* a Fortune's Favor game without making deliberately bad moves. One game that I can state with near certainty is always winnable is Fortune's Favor. Given people's success with La Belle Lucie, it is probably almost always winnable. Yes, there are probably many other games besides FreeCell that are winnable almost all the time (FreeCell is not always winnable, but very nearly is). I also posted this topic in the 'Is It Winnable?' forum, so there may ba a thread of responses there also. Solutions for La Belle Lucie and Trefoil tend to be a bit harder to discover than for Freecell - at least that is my experience. Since there are hundreds of Solitaire varieties that I have never played, it seems plausible that are large numbers of them that are always winnable. I am well on the way to making an empirical case that both Trefoil and La Belle Lucie are always winnable. Other games besides Freecell are always winnable?Д¬losed: New threads not accepted on this page Goodsol Forum: Other games besides Freecell are always winnable?

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