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Have you ever played solitaire on a computer or your phone?

There's a pretty classic game, also known as Patience in the UK, some other parts of the world.

And no one owns the rights to it. It was invented long ago. Nobody knows exactly when and by home.

So anyone can make and sell their own version of it. Which is exactly what you're going to hear

about today. In this story, after a failed attempt at growing a startup, this developer revisits

an old solitaire game he made as a side project. Now this game now brings in $10,000 a month

in largely passive income. Pretty cool, right? Now to make this happen, he had to make a few changes

to how the app functioned. He actually went from app to website. So I'll tell you exactly what

those changes were, as well as his clearly successful strategy of how to identify profitable apps

in the first place. So buckle up or should I say, deal me in.

If we go back about 10 years, some of us were reading the Hunger Games. Some people were doing

the Harlem Shake. Call me maybe was playing on the radio. And Holger's Sinback was really getting

into Bingo. Well, I should be more specific. Holger wasn't interested in playing Bingo,

exactly, but was more fascinated by how it could be used to make money. While reading hacker news,

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