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I keep asking about this one but did anyone else get tripped up by 3rd LG real game? I literally brute forced my way through. Something about the language (this one is closing this one is not) and then it being switched around in the questions really confused me and it's giving me nightmares post test.

Yes. The 3rd game on the real LGs was insanely confusing for me. First I wrote one of the rules incorrectly, which was really distracting. Then when I got to the questions, I didn't notice that the open/close attributes were switched in most of the questions. Spent the rest of my time trying to go back and fix it and had to guess on the 4th game.

I'm sort of in the same boat. I scored a 155 in December 2016 and just took it again in December 2017. My PT scores were in the 160 to 165 range leading up to the most recent test. Then the actual test happened, and the LGs happened. I know I screwed up pretty badly; had to guess on every answer on the 4th game. That said, there's a chance I aced the first three games. I felt unusually confident on the rest of the test as well. Depending on a number of factors, my score will probably be in the 157 to 162 range. I'm confident I didn't score lower this time, which is all I really care about, and so I'm keeping my score. If I have to retake in February, at least my score will have slowly improved over time. Assuming I don't do worse in the future. I don't think a cancellation at this point would look too favorable either.

My advice is to take the score if you're at least confident you didn't do any worse. You might be pleasantly surprised.