Do you let your kids win on purpose when playing games?

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I personally never do, but I know some people who lose board games, video games, sports, etc. on purpose to make their kids feel good.

I was playing monopoly earlier today with my daughter and it was getting intense. lol I was just wondering what everyone else does.

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I never let anyone win. I am a equal opportunity destructor.

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I help mine out to increase their chances of winning but would never actually let them win.

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I usually  let  anyone  i play in monopoly  win on purpose. Why? Cause  they last wayy too long and i get extremely  bored.

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I might go a little easier on them, but not outright let them win. I suck at board games anyway so I'm not much competition 😂

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My 4yo has he autism and can generally beat me anyway lol

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Sometimes. I think it's healthy for them to lose and learn reality but at the same time if it's something I know there's no way they could beat me I'll let them win some and lose some

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This may sound mean but I don't let kids win. I feel like they need to learn the importance of how to lose. Seems like a lot a kids these days can not take losing and if they constantly win, they get cocky. Humble the kids. :)

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I used to when I would babysit, I would stack the deck for Candy Land so the youngest kid in the group would get the frosting princess on their second turn, putting them almost to the end. When a toddler constantly loses to the older siblings all of the time it's just too cute when they actually win.

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I'll anihilate my kids whenever I get the chance 😂.  I'm a VERY competitive person.

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Hell no, it's a lot better when l actually try 😈 They are seriously good competitors though, l'd say we all win an equal amount of the time. I win, they win, l win, etc.

Do you let your kids win on purpose when playing games?

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