TwoDots now has a competitive version that lets you play for real money

There is a scene in Sex and the City when Carrie Bradshaw begins writing for Vogue and her editor scrutinizes Bradshaw’s knowledge about fashion. “Men I may not know. But shoes — shoes I know,” she quips back.
This is exactly how I feel about video games — you can challenge me on just about any random skill or topic in the entire world, but when it comes to puzzle games, I will take you down. Which is why a new competitive version of TwoDots may just be the death of