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Tic A Tac Poker is a fun casual game in it's own right, it is just scratching the surface of its potential for social gaming.

Tic A Tac Poker comes with three games that all build on the basic premise of combining poker with tic-tac-toe. You are dealt cards and need to lay them out in a 3x3 grid to form poker hands in one of 8 different lines (down, across, diagonal). The better the hand, the higher your score. The different variations of game are described by the developer as:

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Tic A Tac Poker

Make as many 3 card poker hands as you can. You get more points for the harder levels (less discards).

Draw Poker

Play 3 or 5 card draw poker head to head against the dealer. Winner of each hand gets to place a card on the game board. Win points by making as many poker hands as you can.

Poker Challenge

Play against the clock as you make the winning poker hand before time runs out.

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The games themselves are fun to play and a nice diversion. Well designed and implemented with good graphics for the game style. The variations are a nice touch, both in the game differences themselves and the variations (like number of discards) each game has.

This game also integrates the beginning of a social community. Included are more than just the worldwide leaderboards. Also included are a basic forum and member information system. But it's just the tip of the iceberg on the potential of the social backend that they have developed. A quick look around their company site at treemo.com shows their backend is much more mature and feature packed than what is exposed in this game. That points to the potential of a much more interesting game. And the real interesting things start to happen when you start publishing multiple games on that same back-end.

Currently, the only downside to the social parts of the game are that they are a little slow. With them all being HTML based and accessed via an embedded browser, they tend to be slower than you'd want when not on a Wifi connection.

Overall, this game, even without the community aspects, is fun and well worth the $1.99 it's currently priced at. Throw in the community and the potential it has to make further improvements to this game and it's a real winner.

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Logic Puzzle: The Monty Hall Problem

The world-famous Monty Hall Problem has stumped puzzle solvers for years, and the fascinating solution continues to boggle the mind to this day. Enjoy!

Suppose I've made it to the final round of a game show hosted by Monty Hall where I'm now given the choice of 3 closed doors to choose from, and I get to keep whatever is behind the door that I choose. The good news is that behind one of the doors is a brand new car! However, hidden behind each of the other doors is a goat, and since the car and goats have been randomly placed behind the doors, I must choose my door without any helpful information to guide me.

'Which door would you like to select?' asks Monty, to which I hesitantly reply, 'I'll take Door Number 1'. Monty continues, 'Thank you. But before we open up Door Number 1, I'd like to make things more interesting and let you in on the fact that not only do I already know what is behind each of the doors, but I'm now required to open up one of the two unselected doors and reveal what's behind it. However, I'm not allowed to open a door that would reveal the car, and if both doors have goats behind them I must randomly pick one to open.' Monty then motions to his assistant, who opens Door Number 2 and reveals a goat. Now there are only two closed doors remaining, Door Number 1 (our selection) and Door Number 3. One of the doors has a brand new car waiting behind it, and the other hides the second goat. 'Additionally, I would now like to give you the option of either staying with your first choice of Door Number 1...or switching your choice to Door Number 3.'

After a few moments of thoughtful deliberation, I lean forward and declare my decision into the microphone. 'Monty, I'd like to switch to Door Number 3. In fact, it's always to my advantage to switch based on the facts you've presented.' The crowd gasps! Someone from the audience shouts, 'That's not correct, switching doesn't matter since each door has an equal probability of of hiding the car.' Only one of us is right, but which one is it? Join the Monty Hall Problem thread to discuss the surprising, but deliciously logical, answer to this classic probability puzzle!

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