Post by dsinla on May 4, 2012 14:48:07 GMT -5
MannyFits I enjoyed watching you. Everyone could see you were glad to be there!
When I watch the show I've noticed a trend. Players less-proficient in puzzle solving often walk away with some great big money/big prize wins. While a quicker solver may go one spin, two spins more - the pressure to just SOLVE it is pretty strong (especially like in my case when you've just regained control after a bankrupt - I was AFRAID to spin again). BUT.. if you don't know the puzzle you really have no choice. You're not taking a chance, you're doing the only thing you can do - spin again - and if luck is on your side you'll land on some big money, or the prize wedge, or more cardboard while you piece the puzzle together.
So I absolutely agree with what I consider obvious - the best puzzle solvers are not always the biggest winners.
When I watch the show I've noticed a trend. Players less-proficient in puzzle solving often walk away with some great big money/big prize wins. While a quicker solver may go one spin, two spins more - the pressure to just SOLVE it is pretty strong (especially like in my case when you've just regained control after a bankrupt - I was AFRAID to spin again). BUT.. if you don't know the puzzle you really have no choice. You're not taking a chance, you're doing the only thing you can do - spin again - and if luck is on your side you'll land on some big money, or the prize wedge, or more cardboard while you piece the puzzle together.
So I absolutely agree with what I consider obvious - the best puzzle solvers are not always the biggest winners.
