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Frequently asked questions
Where should I begin?
Read the rules guide, then sort a physical practice hand and explain each possible sequence or set.
Do I need to deposit money to learn?
No. The learning examples work offline with cards and written points.
Should I focus on speed?
Focus on correct groups and complete hand checks before adding any time constraint.
Why is my neat-looking hand invalid?
A hand may still lack a required sequence, reuse a card, or contain an invalid set. Check every card against the rules.
What is an impure sequence?
A run in which a permitted joker substitutes for a missing card, subject to the exact rules.
Can a high card be useful?
Yes. Its role in a complete or potential group matters; a blanket rule to discard all high cards is unreliable.
Does a good result prove a good decision?
No. Chance can produce a favorable result after weak reasoning. Review the information available when the decision was made.
Are all arcade games skill-based?
No. A lobby category or visual style cannot establish the mechanics of every game it contains.
Does an event timer create a need to act?
No. Treat promotional timers as interface content and make your own decision about stopping or ignoring them.
What is the best next exercise?
Write two possible arrangements of one practice hand and explain which cards each would still need.