Ready to master logic games?
Go from confused to confident.
Learn exactly how a 180-scorer approaches the logic games section.
What you'll get in the course:
- Practical, Proven CurriculumThe entire course was designed by a 180-scoring LSAT professional with years of tutoring experience. My approach is designed for actual use under real-time conditions.
- Complete Training in Every Aspect of Logic GamesEverything from big picture strategies to the most granular inferences are explained in 35+ hours of video and text lessons and reinforced through over 120 actual LSAT logic games. These games are integrated into each of the course lessons and were handpicked to emphasize specific skills, techniques, and LSAT concepts. After working through the course, start doing full LG sections and use my explanation bank, which includes explanations to over 40 LG sections, including every section released in the past 15 years.
- Real-Time ExplanationsForget about "perfect" explanations showing you what to do in hindsight. My Mastery-style explanations show you in as close to real time as possible how I work through logic games. You'll hear every thought that crosses my mind, see exactly where I'm looking, when and what I draw, and how I recover from missteps and missed inferences. These explanations will show you how I put together and execute on the techniques developed throughout the core lessons, and they'll also show you that you don't need to be a genius to achieve logic games perfection.
- Direct Support from the Course DesignerYour questions are answered directly by me, not by an army of inexperienced tutors teaching as a side gig before law school.
- Access as Long as You NeedYou'll get access to the course for as long as you need to get a perfect logic games score. (Note: LSAC Prep Plus Subscription is required to use the course.)
So you've used another video-based course before? What, you might be wondering, is different about my course?
Simply put, the explanations and course design are just flat out better. The instruction is more in-depth, more articulate, sounds a lot better, and is easier to follow. I explain exactly how I decide whether to make scenarios/frames/worlds and also demonstrate flexibility in solving games. You can't expect to make the "best" decisions every time and I show you how you can succeed regardless.
Furthermore, I closely integrate dozens of logic games into the core lessons to reinforce specific concepts, and I draw from a larger range of PrepTests (1 to 65) for the lessons so you don't get a skewed sense of what modern logic games are like.
And, there's ease-of-use benefits, too. The videos show the text of the logic games on screen so you don't have to look back and forth from another tab or a book when reviewing. My explanations don't have a third of the screen taken up by a presenter's face or body, and aren't re-purposed recordings of live classes that include comments from students off-screen.
What's more, you can ask questions directly to me - if you're confused by any aspect of the course, reach out and I'll help. LSAT instruction is my full time profession, so you won't have to worry about a checked-out course designer outsourcing the answers to your questions.
On my first diagnostic, I got only 10 correct on the logic games section, and I'm pretty sure some of those were just a string of lucky (A)s from #12 to #23.
After months of studying, I could occasionally get 18+ on a section, but more often than not, I just didn't have enough time to finish the last game, and made too many careless mistakes. Every logic game section felt like a roll of the die.
Instead of working through games calmly and confidently, for almost every section I was frantically bubbling in guesses, scrambling between questions in a foggy haze hoping for some flash of insight to suddenly guide me to the right answers while the time ticked away.
But over years of teaching the test, I took the best of popular LG curricula, combined it with my own personal insights as someone who seriously struggled with the section, and developed my own logic games system. This system helped me get perfect logic games scores on multiple official LSAT administrations (non-accommodated 35-minute timing).
What was once a glaring weakness has become a reliable source of confidence. But more important, I've taught the LSAT to hundreds of students, both as a classroom instructor and private tutor, and helped many of them experience the same transformation that I did.
Because of this depth of experience, both as a student and a teacher, I've seen every type of logic game struggle out there. No matter how much you know about logic games, I'm confident this course can help you.
(Please note that an LawHub Advantage Plan is required to use the course.)
However, do those courses allow you to get your questions answered directly by the course designer? By a 180-scoring expert with years of experience with the test?
Or, do they outsource your questions to a community discussion forum or inexperienced tutors who don't necessarily have a coherent LG approach as a whole?
And, do those courses offer "over-the-shoulder" explanations showing exactly how the course designer does the game in real time, how they recover from mistakes, and exactly how much they *actually* draw on the page?
Or are their explanations based largely on hindsight, aimed toward giving a "perfect" approach to the game? Although there's definitely value in these kinds of explanations, in my experience, for students who are trying to go from good to great or great to perfect in logic games, there's no substitute for seeing exactly what goes on in the mind of a 180-scorer who wasn't always good at games.
But if you're wondering how my course compares, the best way is to buy it and compare my content with any other course you're considering. I'm confident you'll find my content is easier to listen to and to watch, is more comprehensive, goes more in depth on specific logic game concepts, and helps you learn more effectively. If you still prefer to go in a different direction, then get a refund within 7 days of purchase, no questions asked.
Logic Games Mastery Course
- Complete LG curriculum
- Designed by a 180-scorer
- 35+ hours of video lessons
- Over 200 real LGs explained
- Lifetime access
- Ask questions directly to Kevin
❗ Note: LawHub Advantage is required. You'll be asked to link your account after purchasing.
12 Tutoring Hours
+
LG Mastery Course
- 12 hours of private tutoring
- The LG Mastery Course
- Additional hours available at rate of $250/hour
❗ Note: LawHub Advantage is required. You'll be asked to link your account after purchasing.
Logic Games Mastery Course
- Complete LG curriculum
- Designed by a 180-scorer
- 35+ hours of video lessons
- Over 200 real LGs explained
- Lifetime access
- Ask questions directly to Kevin
❗ Note: LawHub Advantage is required. You'll be asked to link your account after purchasing.
12 Tutoring Hours
+
LG Mastery Course
- 12 hours of private tutoring
- Everything in the Logic Games Mastery Course
- Additional hours available at rate of $250/hour
❗ Note: LawHub Advantage is required. You'll be asked to link your account after purchasing.