Do you guys play Freecell to relax or to challenge your own brain?
It's a very psychological question to ask but I want to ask this genuine question from you guys. Do you play Freecell or any board game just to relax after long day work or just to challenge your brain's capability of thinking? Anyone would like to answer this question? (Please be Honest).Any mid-level FreeCell player tips for improving faster?
Now that I am no longer a newbie player in FreeCell online game and go promoted to mid-level player, I want some tips and tricks for improving my skills and knowledge faster and quicker so that I get perfect at this level and can become a pro-player soon. Any friendly tips or hidden tricks will help me a lot.Did you know not every Klondike Solitaire game is winnable?
I recently found out that in Klondike, some deals are actually impossible to solve — even if you make all the right moves. It’s not always about skill. Sometimes the way the cards are arranged from the start just doesn’t allow a win. What’s interesting is that the win rate changes depending on the rules: 1-card draw vs 3-card draw Unlimited redeals vs limited redeals I’m curious — does anyone know the approximate win percentage under the EA version’s rules? And are all deals technically solvable, or not? Would love to hear thoughts from more experienced players.How Do You Recover from a “Stuck” FreeCell Position?
Hi everyone! I am looking for the answer of this general question of FreeCell Solitaire Game. Sometimes I reach a point where no obvious moves are left in my FreeCell game. Do I restart immediately, undo several moves, or try rearranging columns differently? There are some questions that comes in my mind every time in this situation. Interested to know your recovery tactics regarding this position.es because of this.
Hello - I enjoy Merge Academy. However, it's a pain to play when there are so many things stopping you from playing. It's bad enough that they run out of energy and you have to wait to play again when you are in the middle of getting a badge, but even worse is when they don't run out of energy after the same length of time each time. I have been trying to get the badge for the Go-uda and I'm lucky most times to use 8 energies and the only things I need to click on runs out of energy after 4-5 clicks. This makes this game very frustrating. Having it run out of energy is one thing, but getting so few clicks and getting nowhere multiple times is even worse. Does this game really need that extra annoyance? I play on Pogo to relax and have fun, not to get frustrated because I miss out on getting badges because of this."Cheating Crisis in the Canasta Community – EA Sports Needs to Step Up"
I’ve been a loyal player of EA Sports Canasta for years, and it's seriously disappointing to watch how rampant cheating has become in the community. At this point, it's not even about "a few bad apples" anymore. It’s an epidemic, and it's seriously starting to erode the integrity of the entire game. If EA continues to ignore this issue, it’s not just going to damage the competitive spirit — it will start to taint the company’s reputation. Here’s why: The Rise of Cheating: It’s no longer rare to encounter cheaters in almost every high-stakes game. Whether it’s bots, card-counting exploits, or players using external tools to manipulate results, it’s becoming unbearable. The company’s response? Silence. The worst part is, the community has been reporting it for months with little to no action from EA. Why This Hurts the Game: Cheating ruins the core of what Canasta is supposed to be about — fair competition and strategy. When the best players aren’t rewarded for skill, the entire leaderboard system becomes irrelevant. Even more casual players are being driven away, and EA’s reputation for producing quality, competitive games is being questioned. Is this the new normal for EA Sports? The Impact on the Community: We’ve got a toxic, under-reported problem here. Players who refuse to cheat are getting frustrated, while cheaters laugh their way to the top, unaffected by the broken system. It’s leading to a huge drop in engagement and genuine passion from the community. It’s time EA stepped up and did more than just turn a blind eye. The company needs to start enforcing stronger anti-cheat measures. How is it possible that such a huge gaming giant can allow this to continue without any significant consequences? I want to hear what others think about this, but if you’re also seeing this same problem, let’s call it what it is: EA’s failure to protect the integrity of their own game. Is EA Sports seriously willing to let their brand reputation be defined by a game full of cheaters?
