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On 13-6-2010 18:13, John VanSickle wrote:
> nemesis wrote:
>> John VanSickle <evi### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>>> Some of you probably know how I accomplished this.
>>
>> you've made a pact with the devil? :P
>
> No, it's simpler. When I see that I am not going to lose, but before
> the program declares the game lost, I simply stop playing and leave the
> game and application running. When Windows shuts down, it closes the
> app without finishing the game (or even bothering to ask) and does not
> record the game as either a win or a loss. As far as the record goes,
> the game never happened.
>
> This is all on the version that comes with WinXP. Later versions may
> not be as forgiving.
A faster, but more boring, approach would be to use the option of
selecting a game number. Always choose a number you know how to win.
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