Don't worry, he usually thrashes everyone else in the house especially when it comes to PS2 games!
I'm completely useless at them but he's really good considering his age and when he plays against his Dad ~ he completely wipes the floor with him!!
Besides, it doesn't do him any harm to learn how to lose and more importantly IMHO how to lose
gracefully ... a lesson many older people would do well to learn.
I wouldn't say I'm particularly competitive and definitely not ambitious (though I
will chase after auctions for things I'd like) and I try to be supportive and encouraging with him as much as I can, but he has to realise that 'real life'
is competitive and there will be disappointments he'll have to face, so it's better to lose to family now, than have to lose to strangers later and not know how to cope.
I'm not so sure about it being a matter of luck who wins, more a matter of playing to the strengths of each card.
Well that's my take on it.

You really need Roz here to go into more detail as I know she's played it more than me.

The smart peeps actually remember who has which card which takes some doing, though I don't do that ... I'd much rather get on with playing!
