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When you're doing your main setup, sometimes it's advantageous to go ahead and complete your main diagram from the get go. Is there anything that tips you off to when you should do this. For example, Pretest 19 game 2 was all but done in the 7sage main diagram.

what are you asking? who is "his"?

jepper wrote:what are you asking? who is "his"?

Itowns1 wrote:7sage

If by "complete the entire main diagram" you mean "solving for all possibilities" then according to what I remember from the Odyssey course you should generally do that when you have a major component of the game (usually a block for linear games and a must be together group of variables in Grouping games) that can go in only a few places then it's a valuable use of time to solve for all the possibilities.

HTH

sashafierce wrote:If by "complete the entire main diagram" you mean "solving for all possibilities" then according to what I remember from the Odyssey course you should generally do that when you have a major component of the game (usually a block for linear games and a must be together group of variables in Grouping games) that can go in only a few places then it's a valuable use of time to solve for all the possibilities.

HTH

YES! That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks

Your welcome. You should check out the Odyssey course, it's no longer free but it's worth the money.

sashafierce wrote:Your welcome. You should check out the Odyssey course, it's no longer free but it's worth the money.

I'm good, I'm a self study.