Yes I have a full board with three cards and it just stop. WHAT IS GOING ON

The third board can be solved. I solved the first three boards and then only had to get just a few more points on the 4th board to get my blue medal. The third board is very tricky. If you play the obvious cards at the beginning you will lose. I took
an unconventional approach and won.

I managed to get past the first board, with three sixes collected. The second board looks exactly the same - at least the cards on the table, not sure if the hand deals the same order, but I could not finish the second board - got six sixes out of seven without fully clearing the second board. After a long while trying, I thought it must be possible to score four on board 1 with a full clearance, so I restarted the whole game. I can get four on board 1, but never with a clearance, and now I can't even remember what I did to finish the first board again! It's way beyond easy, that's for sure, as I can normally clear a double-board easy level challenge in 60-90 seconds. Towards the end of the deal-out on board 2 there's a point where IIRC a 10 and 9 are switched either side of a 3, making it basically impossible IMO to finish the left-most peak - the last card on the table is 8, but the last card dealt is also an 8...

And yes sony also has auto renewal just like xbox

That's what subscriptions from the dashboard is on both ps4 and xbox

The only way to not have that is to forgo the convenience just like in real life of having auto billing with the savings and cheap plans and go full price prepaid cards

Cheaper alternative is a sound card with an optical out port. More expensive option would be a receiver that has HDMI in and out along with an optical out. Don't need a new motherboard. Soundcard internal PCI or PCIe or external with an optical out are between
$30-80 and receivers with HDMI and optical out are I want to say around $200 for the low end, but an investment if you want to get a full surround speaker system to go with it.

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Have two sound cards in my PC and the motherboard has on board so I have three optical outs and two in.

Both require a little thinking 'outside the box', but both are do-able.

I struggled with both for a while. The Mrs. and I put our heads together and finally figured out the Freecell this morning. I think we had two or three moves left.

The trick: Remember that you are going for a target card, so don't waste moves. You really have to analyze it. And toward the end, make sure that the 6C is free so that you can move the cards under the 6S to it. It has to be free since the 7S is the target.

Here's a hint for Pyramid... at least for the first board... don't play the 2 from the draw pile with the Jack on the left after matching the two sets on the bottom. It's just a natural move, but resist the temptation.

Wait to match that Jack with the 2 that sits next to it.

And if there are cards that match each other within the two draw stacks, that on inspection won't combine with anything on the board later, match them together to free up cards that lie under the right stack.

And you will get three deals for each of the three boards. The 'one deal' statement is misleading.