Windows 10: Microsoft Events Group Arrangements

I enjoy participating in the events that Microsoft schedules every other day for their Microsoft Solitaire Game. However, it would be more fun, if I could compete with people who are more equal to my level of play. It's discouraging to be in a group where several have consistently placed in the No 1 position 20 or 30 times. They obviously are going to get another 1st/2nd/3rd place because the competition isn't equal. To Date, the only strategy i have to avoid this is to try to pick times when these very good players have a low chance of being in my group. So far this only seems to work if I start my play very late in the event.


As an alternative, I would like to see an algorithm created where these very good players are placed in groups with others who have a similar quanity of 1st/2nd/3rd place finishes. This is the seeding approach that many sports events participate, e.g. tennis, to make sure that winners don't just roll over a lot of not so good players. The seeding approach also allows players who could be better compete with the incentive of getting better and move up to a more competitive group.


I would appreciate knowing if anyone else would like this approach.

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Receive this message everytime I try to log on. Windows couldn't connect to the group policy client service in windows 10

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Microsoft Solitaire events crashed

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The following worked for me:

Hi ,

Ariel Acu has replied to the question Microsoft Solitaire events crashed that you are following in
Microsoft Community.

Thank you for the information. It turns out that the
twinapi.appcore.dll files are corrupted, that's why you're getting the said error message. We suggest that you uninstall Microsoft Solitaire Collection on your computer, and then perform the following steps:

• Press Windows key + R to open Run.
• Type WSReset.exe and hit
  Enter.
• Open Windows Store and install Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Once done, kindly check if the game works for you.

We'll keep an eye on your update.

Good luck!

 

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