Free LSAT Prep Hour: Open Grouping Games

[@Manatti06]

I think I'm gonna miss the games. Thanks for your presentation : ).

[@branholo5814]

These types of logic games were making my anxiety and stress levels go through the roof. This has definitely helped me put things into perspective, especially with moving on to the conditional questions. Thank you!

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

So happy to hear it helped!!

[@AlexaMal]

This was hands down the most helpful LSAT games video on youtube

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Thank you so much!

[@ericchinaeke5466]

You are the absolute best in explaining.

[@goshinsocial1798]

You are a great 👩‍🏫 you are making me love LG

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Thank you!

[@t.morgan9244]

Do “if” questions first! Love that method, it breaks the game wide up and speeds up tackling the other questions.

[@KennyyD]

This was great! Listing out the elements was such a basic step that I wasn't considering, but you've opened my eyes. Thank you Allison!

[@camillawestbrooke3475]

Dropped major gems for me.

[@kemonemartin4308]

This was great. Thank you

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Glad you enjoyed it!!!

[@snail_decoy]

This is so helpful! Thanks a bunch, Allison.

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bornfree8073]

this might be the dumbest video I have seen on LSAT. You add so much time starting with five each. Leave the possibilities open after the rules. Also 7, if you read the rules, you would have known through a good diagram two witnesses can not testify on monday.

[@estellejochel5943]

I agree, this is not a good video and people will waste so much time by not drafting 3 diagrams that will solve all questions faster!