Thank you. I really love the Genius level because you can still get a good time even when you have to correct some clicks. And I think that it's the only level where there is still room for improvement. I'm going to work on a sub120.

and another record: 50.37s on expert. 90 left clicks, 91 right clicks at 3.59 clicks/s.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxZ4AJDrs-w&feature=youtu.be

genius: 130.44->128.18

clicks: left - 73, right - 155, total - 228, cl/s 1.78

video: http://youtu.be/Q8aWJaywBlw

128.18 -> 127.34

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdoRo_0s3mc

True, seems to be a bug. Just did a 164.45 on Genius (not so fast but I just wanted to solve one board quickly in order to verify). Actually, this was a 103+144 clicks. The replay says 159+152.

That explains the weird statistics.

I still can do it.

10.60s on easy board with zero row!!!
The bottom grid wasn't friendly but the rest was really cool...(and i cleaned up the 611 column patterns simultaneously!?)

The vid of this game was captured in full screen: https://youtu.be/_gGs7Rm_DUc

@Fritz: Have you seen my 10.60s vid. What do you think of my play?

@ Fritz:

First, it is clear to me that you think (however avoid to say) i speedup my scores as well.

Second, cause there are things vids don’t show clearly and your ability on board and gaming analysis needs refinement (took you almost 5 years to find a click counter bug on version 2.14), here is a detailed report of my 10.60s:

1) 33 pattern (top row): This is a guess, unneeded cause i didn’t look to the left column. I always guess in this situation and saved some time by avoid think.

2) 611 patterns (left columns): Played simultaneously. Unusual  moment for me but saved 2 clicks (or perhaps just 1 due to the zero row).

3) 214 pattern (bottom row): Another  guess on 13 patterns. Normaly i guess right away in just one click in the first possible situation, but not this time. Wasted 1 click.

4) 222 pattern (3rd bottom row): Here i “think” on 13 patterns  again, wasting 1 click and some time. From this on the game was “peanuts”.

Conclusion: With 2 guesses and only 1 “think”!!!!!, I was able to solve a 21 3vb grid in 22 clicks. The score is a bit irrelevant here, all i want to show is that some games are so simple. However this is much more than “just luck”, I call it SKILL.

The question here is: Can you Fritz match my Int Skill?
With all your respect no you can’t. Why? Well, you play very simple, almost exclusively by logic. Logic means thinking and thinking means time wasting. Without guessing you just can’t do it, not even on a 18 3bv board like your 11.12s game.