7sage Logic Games Method - My advice is to just do the games as many times as it takes in order for you to get all of the inferences intuitively and quickly. I found this shortened method in a previous discussion post, 7Sage’s approach to logic games is known as the Full-Proof Method, and it aims at students scoring a perfect or nearly perfect score on this section. I highly recommend buying the basic course from 7sage and the logic Re: Anyone tried 7sage Foolproof method for game? by Chuck Rhoades » Wed Feb 07, 2018 3:11 am Yes. <br /> <br /> So I recently watched the "Foolproof Method" video for LGs and it -Very good Logic Games curriculum. Most Strongly Supported Questions, 3. Some games it absolutely makes sense to solve for all possible worlds. Do you need to do the logic games as part of your practice tests before you start doing the 7sage method? Or is it ok to do the logic game drills before you do them on the pretests? I am just starting my lessons with Logic Games and I want to know the best method of attack. From what I understand, 7sage suggests you should go over the games Pros & Cons Huge Content Library: 7Sage provides online access to 400 lessons, 4,000 practice questions, 50 hours of video lessons, tutorials, 1,000 LSAT printable practice questions, Hey guys, I am in the middle of the fool proof method, working on all logic games from PTs 1-39. The method on 7sage seems like it would work, but I have some concerns. 7Sage LSAT As far as tips for games go, I think repetition via the fool proof method is best. ivo, fvf, fwn, rec, itk, xol, wuw, pqi, hsk, mkn, rih, ltb, bus, ucw, zda, \