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Logic games are by far my weakest area, I usually miss 10 on my pre-tests. The problem is I don't want to waste my prep tests by doing the logic games in them since that could obviously cause trouble for realistically gauging my score. So I was just wondering if anyone know of any companies that made books of logic games that are close enough to actual LSAT questions to be of value.

theres 70 pts..280 games...if you're worried about burning through material, dont. the pithy guide is adamant about redoing games over and over again. anything not published by lsac is probably not worthing looking at. unless you always get -0 on every single game timed then you're not gonna have a problem (then again you probly wont be worried about lg if that's the case)

Do the Cambridge LG packets. You most likely won't use PT 1-38 as full, timed tests.

Powerscore Logic Games Bible is what worked for me. I was missing 10. Now I consistently miss 0.

Short answer is no - there's absolutely no substitute for editing games through several rounds before testing it on thousands of students.

I wouldn't worry too much about 'wasting' games - there are more than enough to study from while still leaving enough PTs intact to get a good gauge on how you'll perform on the actual test.

Real ones are better, but our site has almost 40, and they are pretty LSAT-like, though often significantly harder. https://www.manhattanlsat.com/logic-games-practice.cfm

LSAT Blog has a few as well.

Manhattan LSAT Noah wrote:Real ones are better, but our site has almost 40, and they are pretty LSAT-like, though often significantly harder. https://www.manhattanlsat.com/logic-games-practice.cfm

LSAT Blog has a few as well.

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