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zeglo wrote:The games take up multiple pages.

Whether I cut them out or just flip the book and copy, it seems like a painstakingly long experience to amalgamate hundreds of games.

I think Cambridge still offers downloadable LSAT materials, so you could always purchase them from there. They will be emailed to you in PDF form and you can print as many copies as you like.

I sat at a copy machine until they got done. I mean it takes some time, but it's not THAT long.

Cambridge or illegal sources is TCR

zeglo wrote:The games take up multiple pages.

Whether I cut them out or just flip the book and copy, it seems like a painstakingly long experience to amalgamate hundreds of games.

It is. If you can get them from Cambridge, do that. Otherwise photocopying is the best call. Copy shops will cut the spines off games books if you have them, and that will make the copying much faster.

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From these posts, I take it it is OK to photocopy tests that I have purchased for my own personal use ?

zeglo wrote:The games take up multiple pages.

Whether I cut them out or just flip the book and copy, it seems like a painstakingly long experience to amalgamate hundreds of games.

FedEx will unbind a book for you, and three-hole punch if you need.

YinFireHare wrote:From these posts, I take it it is OK to photocopy tests that I have purchased for my own personal use ?

For your own personal use yes.

pittsburghpirates wrote:

YinFireHare wrote:From these posts, I take it it is OK to photocopy tests that I have purchased for my own personal use ?

For your own personal use yes.

And you can still re-sell the originals when you're done, as long as you trash all of your copies.

Thanks y'all

Up until PT #65 or so, the games are one-page. I used only these games for drilling, being that they were easy to make multiple copies of. I copied each of them once so I one "master" stack of them on paper, and then I would just run this stack through the copier's feeder whenever I needed more copies.

I preserved the newer two-page games for the end of my studies.

zeglo wrote:The games take up multiple pages.

The old ones don't, and the old ones are generally more challenging / useful to study. Furthermore, you don't "contaminate" recent PTs by drilling old games. Definitely get the Cambridge packets.