Microsoft Solitaire Collection Very fast times cheating or not

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I have been playing solitaire (all five games) for a very long time. I could see someone playing and getting a time for a world tour of 2 hr or so for a 4000 point game. But to get 19 min cannot be done by anyone physically using a mouse, touch screen or voice command because there is just to many cards to move. But I figured out how they are doing it by the use of one or two ways. 1st way is because Microsoft hid a secret auto play for developers to use in troubleshooting and this will finish the game in seconds on a fast computer. The second way is a AI playing. An AI could run thru the all the sequences in a matter of seconds.
I get most tours done in 1 to 3 hrs depending on the difficulty, number of games, and the number of mistakes I make. I am at level Master or higher in 4 of the five games. Freecell is my worst lol.
 
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I have been playing all five solitaire games for quite some time now. But I refuse to accept that some players can finish all 5 games in no more than - let's say 25 minutes! And they are flagged with more than 50 times no 1, 2 and 3
Therefore I ask: Are there many cheaters among us out there in MSC?
 
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I reckon some time could be saved by having a premium account that removed the commercials between games, as I've noticed that if I stop to attend to daily tasks and such then continue later all the time in between is included in my total. But seeing someone finish 20 games in 6 minutes leaves me wondering how one would even move the cards that fast. Maybe on tripeaks but doubtful on Spider.
 
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I fully agree with the remarks above. There is some Solvataire software they must use. I have not been more than the top 50, my best was a second place, a number of top 10's and a number of top 25's. I just persevere when things get tough.
 

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