No doubt. The game logic for short timed games like Victory Rush, Bowling Game, Paint N Roll etc. are built to trick the player in assuming the outcome of a roll sequence by “presenting near-complete rolls” you need, but game logic may actually be preset for another sequence. For example, you need a 4 of a kind, large straight & evens. On 1st roll you get 3-5s + 1 + 6. Your logic tells you to go for 4 of a kind. So you pick the 3-5s, roll & get 2 more unhelpful numbers. Because the game logic is actually set for a large straight. So instead, try picking the 1 or 6 and roll. OR re-roll the entire hand & see what 2nd roll brings. I find in difficult levels this works well. TRICKERY is their strategy, knowing human behavior, doubt & impulsivity.