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A quick definition of game:

A game can mean two things. First, it can refer to wild animals and birds that people hunt for food or sport, but only with a license. Second, it can refer to a contest that people play for fun or a prize, where the outcome depends on their skill, strength, or luck. Some games are based on chance, which means the result is determined by luck, while others are based on skill, which means the player's knowledge or ability determines the outcome. Some games involve gambling, which means playing for a stake, and some are illegal in certain states.

A more thorough explanation:

Game refers to wild animals and birds that are hunted for food or sport, especially those that require a hunting license. It can also refer to a contest played for amusement or a prize, where the outcome depends on the skill, strength, or luck of the players. A game of chance is one where the outcome is determined by luck rather than skill, while a game of skill is one where the outcome is determined by a player's superior knowledge or ability, not chance. A percentage game is a game of chance where the house collects a percentage of the wagers made or the sums won.

  • John went hunting for deer, which is a type of game.
  • The Super Bowl is a game played for a prize and requires skill and strength from the players.
  • Slot machines are an example of a game of chance, where the outcome is determined by luck.
  • Chess is a game of skill, where the outcome is determined by a player's knowledge and ability.
  • A casino's roulette table is a percentage game, where the house collects a percentage of the bets made by players.

These examples illustrate the different meanings of the term "game". The first example shows how "game" can refer to animals hunted for food or sport. The second example shows how "game" can refer to a contest played for a prize. The third and fourth examples show the difference between a game of chance and a game of skill. The fifth example shows how a percentage game works in a casino setting.

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Sharing a quick story about an lsat student who was admitted to a highly competitive law school based on their personal statement exactly matching a case we just studied in class. This school my lsat student was admitted to had an expert on this field of law. So interesting.
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Maybe this means to do your research about schools you are interested in but more than that admissions are great when they are organic. So happy I did not give this student any kind of criticism about their personal statement even though they asked for it. I told them I have an lsat like I can lsat but this has nothing to do with that hahaha may have messed everything up.
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what.
is my reading comp skill failing me or is that incomprehensible
I think the vibe is, your PS means a lot?
12:59
I am currently PT'ing in the low 150's and want to break 170 or 170+ and looking to apply this upcoming cycle by mid October - is this feasible (using LSAT Demon)
@rgari: anything is reasonable if you're willing to work for it. I went from mid 150 to high 160, but also did not do the rigorous studying that some people swear by to get into the 170s
I genuinely believe effort directly corresponds to your score on the LSAT. more hours spent → higher score
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do make an effort to understand your reasoning behind choosing answers rather than focusing too much on the pt score
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will make you improve faster
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@ararara: lay off the edibles bro
that being said, don't kill yourself over it. I was so anxious and overworked from LSAT prep that I flubbed my first LSAT, and then I literally chilled for two months and had an eight point improvement
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@JupitersMoons: take the eddiles bro
people keep telling me to take edibles but I am from such a scary red state. I'd be more comfortable sourcing an abortion here than marijuana lmao
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@JupitersMoons: Are you high anxiety?
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ive been dedicating anywhere from 1-3 hours a day i recently dipped in my scores and starting to get frustrate but I only have been seriously studying for like 4 weeks - it's hard to see myself growing from here into my goal aug/sept but when did you start seeing breakthrougs and serious growth?
@llama: criminally lmfao check my bio
@rgari: like c0bra said, don't gauge progress through pt score, gauge it through understanding
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@rgari: Me: 147 - pts in 170+: progress is non linear and not exponential. The test tests you on many things, so if u learn z and y in one pt, the the next pt u take may lack those items, yet u still learned them. Also the curve scoring makes it so you must master almost all items
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so progress can be very slow at the top of the bell curve, (152-162), stay disciplined, keep practicing and try to not beat urself up on the lack of day-day gains. (just like the gym)
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progress is non-linear just keep taking practice tests and forget the rest
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thanks! also what is generally considered applying early? I heard some say @halloween or before and others saying September
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mid november or before
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the earlier the better holding application quality constant
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