[quote name='Lou-Dawg']So what is the fastest way to get tickets. I used to do Flexicon because I'm good at crosswords, but I timed myself on Matt Lauer and it takes me about 30 seconds to answer four questions, and I usually get 8 or 10 tickets. Thats pretty darn quick.
I can't imagine getting tickets quicker than this but I'm sure you guys know some tricks.[/quote]
Back when the Matt Lauer game was worth 20pts a game I managed to rack up a measly 2188 tickets in over two days until I ran out of games to play. Games like Matt Lauer have a short lifespan. They earn you quick points and let you reach your 1000 point daily cap fast but the joyride ends in a few days when you run out of games. MCF Prime suspects (2640 max) and MCF Titanic (1860 max) fits into this category. They both net 20 points a game but end quick.
If you're in it for the long haul trying to earn some big ticket prizes then I'd get into a steady routine by playing games like Chicktionary, Word Slugger and Spelling Bee. They're all the exact same game but with a different skin. Each game nets you 20 points and each with at least a 23,000 point limit. Multiply that by three and you'll have a trio of games that will net you almost 70,000 points and last for a very long time. This
link is all you need for all three games because I honestly can't fathom how someone can list every combination of words from seven letters especially EVERY six letter word combination.
Flexicon is another good game with a limit of around 35k. It's 25 points a game and while it may take a long time if you're just starting you'll gradually memorize the solutions when it repeats again...oh for the next
hundred times. If you get stuck all the solutions are right
here if you type in the keywords of the main Flexicon hint into the box.
Crosswire is another great game each worth 20 points and with a limit of 22k points. Hints will help you through almost half the match ups and for the rest you could use trial and error or educated guesses. Or you could just use the
solutions.
To avoid getting burned out I used to do 350 points of Chicktionary, 350 points of Flexicon and 300 points of Crosswire and rotate through all the other games.
[quote name='e3revolution']Ok thanks. I read somewhere that there used to be like a cap of 9500 points for flexicon and all of the puzzles combined caps were not enough to get a 360 or something like that.[/quote]
That was way back when the site got started and there weren't enough games to play. Before the makeover when there was a leaderboard I remember several players with 140,000 lifetime totals. I myself have a lifetime total of 106,000 points.
