Episode 30 brings breaking news about the future of the LSAT’s most notorious feature, Logic Games! Specifically, Dave and Jon decrypt a just-published press release co-signed by LSAC that raises speculation (to put it mildly) that within the next four years the test will no longer contain a Logic Games section. They cover possible interpretations of the article’s wording, potential confirmation of the change from an inside source, and content that could theoretically replace Games if they are in fact removed.

• 0:00 — Intro. This week we're drinking coffee (because Dave was out late partying) and Irish coffee (because Jon was up late answering questions). Musically, we've chosen Prince's sublime Computer Blue in homage to the first all-digital LSAT in North America.  
• 3:06 — Let's talk about digital delivery issues, including centers where tablets never arrived, delayed checkins, cancelled tests, tablets freezing or dying, proctor pauses, and fire alarms. Also, there are tips on how to prepare for possible delays or proctor inconsistency, and a discussion of what to do and not do if you encounter a problem (ask proctors to create a formal record, DON'T walk out and instead learn from the experience).
• 25:04 — Overall test info and general impressions. This exam was a reuse of September Sabbath 2018 LSAT, which wasn't that long ago! Is LSAC running low on tests, and does this explain the retake limit? Yes and yes are your answers there. The exam had 101 questions, and they returned to normal section variation for the Experimental, as predicted previously.
• 37:16 — Logic Games. This was reported to be one of the hardest LG sections in years, and made some people wish they'd never taken this test. But was it as bad as people said?
• 49:16 — Reading Comprehension. Given the difficulty of the LG section, most test takers were relieved to find this section much more manageable. Overall, a fairly nice section!
• 1:01:30 — Logical Reasoning. This is 50% of the test, so you want things to go smoothly. By all reports, this was exactly what the doctor ordered after that brutal LG.
• 1:06:54 — Preliminary Scale Prediction of -12. What this means, why we picked it, and why we are debating taking our official prediction to -11 (and boy are we debating it). And don't forget that the official Score Release is set for Monday October 14^th at 9am.
• 1:19:02 — Keep your score vs cancelling, and how to decide what to do. Usually the advice is to keep, unless you know you got crushed or did worse than a score already on record.
• 1:26:40 — If you keep your score, don't forget to take your LSAT Writing at some point if you don't have one on file already. Listen to PodCast Episode 15 to learn everything you need to know!
• 1:27:44 — Outro. Be sure to subscribe, leave us a rating, and send us any questions or topics you'd like us to cover in a future episode: lsatpodcast@powerscore.com. Thanks for listening!