How to Play Memory on BitzGaming

BitzGaming Memory is a 16-card pair game. Eight symbols appear twice. The score is how many turns you need, not the clock.

Play Memory now. This note describes the BitzGaming board — not a generic version of the genre.

How Memory works here

• The deck is eight symbols × two: spade, heart, diamond, club, star, moon, fleur, spark. Positions are shuffled each deal.
• A turn is two flips. A match stays up. A miss flips both back.
• Fewer turns is better. The stored best is the lowest turn count on this device.
• The round ends when every pair is matched.

How to play Memory

• Open Memory. Tap or click a card, then a second.
• On a first pass, open new cards rather than re-checking known misses unless you already know the pair.
• Remember both the glyph and the grid position.

Strategy that matches this board

• First four turns: open eight unknown cards. You will often get one free pair later from that map.
• When you see a symbol you have already located, go there immediately — do not “just check one more.”
• Hearts and diamonds are easy to mix if you only glance. Read the glyph.

Personal best

Fewest turns is saved locally. A new deal can beat it; there is no time bonus.

Play something else

A spotting game with a clock: Play Odd One Out. Risk instead of pairs: Play Mines.

Questions about this implementation

Is there a timer?

No. Only turns count.

Are the symbols random each game?

The eight pair types are fixed. Their positions are shuffled.