Memorizing the cards that are eliminated from the game will not only help you to be in a better position by the end of the game, but it will also serve as an excellent memory training for you. To learn to keep all the cards in mind, you need to develop your own system.
It is necessary
- - playing cards;
- - paper;
- - a pen.
Instructions
Step 1
Create an associative array to help you remember. First, give each card a unique, unique look. With jacks, queens and kings, this is easier to do than with other cards. Think about which personalities you can relate these cards to. They can be both your acquaintances and friends, as well as famous, popular people from the TV screen. After that, come up with a characteristic action for each person and record all the data in the form of a table. It should have three columns. In the first, write the cards: jacks, queens and kings of each of the four suits. In the second column, opposite each card, write in the names of the people with whom you associate them. The third column should contain a list of actions that the person from the second column conditionally performs.
Step 2
Assign two letters to the rest of the cards, from two to ten, as well as all aces. The first signifies the value of the card. Fix the letter A behind the aces, assign the letter B to the deuces, and so on. Use the second letter to designate the suit of the card. For the spades suit, this will be the letter P, for hearts, diamonds and clubs - the letters H, B and T. Thus, each card received two letters. For example, a six of diamonds is denoted as EB, and an ace of clubs is written as AT. Based on the fact that the first letter is the beginning of the name, and the second is the first letter of the last name, make a list of people you know, inventing a person for each card. Then define actions for these people based on, for example, their occupation.
Step 3
Memorize the cards as you play, composing a story with people that correspond to the eliminated cards. So that you can do it without difficulties, and on the machine, first of all, learn well what a person each card is conditionally. Secondly, come up with a specific route along which you will mentally move as the game progresses. For example, you can take your daily commute to work and set points at specific locations. In them you will place people who correspond to the playing cards that have left the game.
