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#Tripeaks december 6 trial#
#Tripeaks december 6 Pc#

Why do you feel she deserves recognition? We’ve become friends through the group Nikki started in March, TriPeaks Tips Questions Only, which just reached 1,000 members!Ĥ. What is the name of the person deserving recognition? While they don’t share the same Club, they certainly share a love of the game, and a love of a certain feline type of pet.Ģ.

#Tripeaks december 6 trial#

Personally I find Expert Klondike and Tripeaks most frustrating since you have to remember sequences of your trial and error journey.It’s rare to have a Player Tribute where someone from one Club honors someone from another! Today Shaunna tells us about Nikki. Sometimes I feel my intelligence and/or memory is limited and my progress has hit the ceiling.

Some discussion threads are about strategies for different games-you do get better with practice.

I am also sure that internet speed makes a difference if you want to compete for the top positions (small margins, like cyclists shaving their legs).

In regards to service and internet speed, some players mentioned that they play much faster on touch screen tablets.

If you go to "Show All" on the right and then back to the results page, your overall position is shown. On the event results page, your ranking is shown at the bottom. For instance, over the weekend I ended 4th in my group and 11 695th from 450 579 players who took part.

Although the leaderboards are for groups, friends, and the top 100, it is possible to see your own ranking in the context of the total population.

Even though the specific game you complete (ultimately) may show you spent five minutes, the leaderboards will add up all the time in between and you may be shocked to find that you spent four hours on the total event.

#Tripeaks december 6 Pc#

Once you started a game, all the time since you start, up to when you complete the game (with redeals, replays, putting off your PC to take the dog for a walk) is added to that game. I have found that this only happens to me when I have not completed a game.

Many players complain about the time ticking even when you are not playing.

It, therefore, does not make a difference whether you are a premium (paying) player or one who has to watch the boring ads in between.

The clock only starts ticking once you move the first card.This is my opinion based on taking part in the events. There are some discussion threads that I would like to respond to. With Tripeaks, the player often has to do two or three spreads to finish the assignment, again 10 seconds per spread, which is not possible. With Klondike, Spider, and Tripeaks many cards are facedown and the correct choice of cards is not evident from the start so the player uncovers cards by trial and error. That is 10 seconds per spread if you need an average of half-minute per game. This implies a minimum of 3 spreads to collect 11 cards. The problem is that often you have to collect a set number of cards, e.g., 11 fives, to win the game. In Pyramid, you can also get a lot of information before you start the game, e.g., you can assess which cards are blocked by others and after dealing once some people may remember the sequence and finish quickly. The game also automatically moves available cards to the piles so this is a game that an intelligent player can finish really fast. Since the clock starts ticking only when you move the first card, you can study the spread as long as you need before you actually make a move. Freecell is the only game where all the cards are visible from the start.