What’s your card?
A game for two: find the trading card hidden from you with yes-or-no questions
In “What’s your card?” each player holds a card from the trading world, such as a candlestick pattern, an indicator or an SMC concept, that he cannot see and his opponent can. In turn you ask a ready-made yes-or-no question about your card and answer your opponent’s, until one of you knows his card.
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Rules
- AskPick a ready-made question about your card; you have 45 seconds.
- AnswerAnswer your opponent’s question about his card: yes, no or maybe; you have 25 seconds.
- Guess from 6 cardsInstead of asking you may guess from 6 possible cards. A right guess wins the round; a wrong one gives your opponent two turns in a row.
- Best of 3 roundsThe first to win two rounds wins.
- Detective’s notebook and smart questionThe notebook writes down what you learned about your card, ruled-out cards are crossed out for you, and “Smart question” points at the most useful question.
Scoring and leaderboard
Play a friend or any member who is waiting, or start at once against the computer, which answers truthfully and asks and guesses with medium skill. It is a fun way to fix pattern and indicator names in your head.
FAQ
How do I play?
Take turns: ask a yes-or-no question about your hidden card and answer your opponent’s, then guess your card from 6 choices. Best of 3 rounds wins.
Can I play alone?
Yes, “Play now with the computer” starts a game at once with no waiting.
What happens if I guess wrong?
Your opponent gets two turns in a row.
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