Ace the LSAT Logic Games Forum

[DaveShady]

By "Get Prepped"

Anyone think this book is worth getting for the "challenging" fake games in it?

**Edit: I already own Powerscore/Manhattan/BluePrint I'm asking simply for the sake of the collection of harder games.**

[eerie_erie]

I would go with Powerscore. And sink some money to get the real PTs.

[kky215]

do NOT recommend buying this book
it does not reflect the difficulty level of the actual test.

don't waste money on this
if you want practice, buy ALL actual LSAT prep tests, and if you run out of them, REPEAT the games until you ace them with 10 minutes extra time remaining.

[WestWingWatcher]

I would definitely recommend the powerscore logic games bible. Of course, actually LSAC practice tests are a must, but the logic games bible is a great supplement. I went from not being able to finish the section, while also getting several questions wrong, while missing only one question in the section on the actual LSAT.

[alexrodriguez]

what you need to be successful with logic games

is a copier and a shit load of ink and paper

[kfb2112]

I know people who did very well who used it. The way they suggested is to use it as an experimental section. This has two benefits. 1. you get some practice doing really tough games and 2. you get some experience hitting a section that puts you off balance and a bit weird mid test. I would avoid any of the advice it gives though as it's complete rubbish.

[withoutapaddle]

Powerscore is the way to go

[03152016]

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[Pneumonia]

I know people who did very well who used it. The way they suggested is to use it as an experimental section. This has two benefits. 1. you get some practice doing really tough games and 2. you get some experience hitting a section that puts you off balance and a bit weird mid test. I would avoid any of the advice it gives though as it's complete rubbish.

Credited.