Spider Solitaire Appology
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Wed Dec 3 08:37:07 UTC 2008
After playing the mid-level game of Spider Solitaire, it took a while to
remember how I played before. I told a lie in my explanation of the win
percentage, but not on purpose. Using Spider Solitaire as a memory
exercise, I could not do it with the easiest game for it was too little
competition. The second level caused too many losses to keep me
interested, so I would not start a game until I had at lease two runs of
three to start out the game. I would just redeal until that came up.
With that much of a head start, the game became winnable enough to keep
it interesting. So winning percentages became high because I didn't
start a tough game. Anyway, it has been more than three years since I
played, and I wasn't playing to prove anything; I was just playing to
exercise my memory. I am embarrassed, because I lost about 10 games in
a row, when I started playing again. It wasn't until that happened,
that I remembered how I got winning to happen enough to want to continue
to play. I don't want you guys to think I can't be reasonably trusted.
I try very hard to not lie anymore. I am ashamed when I do and don't
realize it. I don't do it on purpose anymore.
Steven
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