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For much of my prep, I've been categorizing games with the powerscore method. However, I don't feel like games are as easily recognizable as they should be. I looked on the 7sage category for grouping games, and I like the fact that they seem to break the games down into smaller increments. To me that suggests that patterns for these game types really stand out. I'm wondering if anyone feels like one prep course company categorizes games better? Doing so could prob. help recognize similar games quicker.

Really would enjoy someone's thoughts on this.

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I have the Cambridge set of games. The only thing that I don't like about Cambridge is there determined and undetermined game sets. because with those you could have different types of games in those in those categories.

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