Yeah, I've done that too--usually when I'm tired and not concentrating too well.

By the way, when the game gets to a million points, the scoreboard goes wacko. It shows a string of zeros, then the first two digits of your real score at the end. But it keeps the correct score internally.

I don't think I've done that. But I have clicked on the last group not realizing it was the last one and I have a really good round going with a huge group of sparkling flowers.

Note to self: DON'T accidentally hit the Back button on your mouse when you've got a real good score going. It just ticks you off.

Moomph.

You're right about the first four rounds. I also do most of my damage there, with rounds 3 and 4 generally being key. To get the really big scores, though, it helps to also have at least one high-scoring round after that. I've had some very good scores in rounds 5, 6 and 8 on occasion. (But not round 7, for some reason.)

I think the flowers "lighting up" you refer to is a hint as to what to do, primarily intended for new players.

I think I've reached the Peter Principle on this game. I still don't understand all the parts of it. Like what is going on when, once in awhile, some of the like colored flowers light up on their own. And it seems like I always get about 85% of my points in the first 4 rounds. It gets a lot harder after that.