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pymetrics Cards practice
Draw cards from four decks to win money from a $2000 loan. Some decks win over time; some lose.
One full free game, then a pymetrics pass ($4.99 for 30 days, paid once) for unlimited practice. No official rules are public. We built it from the published research task it is based on and what candidates and other practice sites consistently report.
How Cards works
- You start with a $2000 loan. Click any of four decks to draw a card.
- Every card wins money; some also take money away.
- Switch decks as often as you like. The game ends without warning.
- Practice draws 100 cards using the amounts of the published research task.
Time and scoring
About 3 minutes. Money at the end and how quickly you settle on the better decks. pymetrics does not mark answers right or wrong overall: it builds a profile of traits and compares it with people who do well in the role. How that turns into a decision is not public. Our result shows practice measures only.
Tips
- Sample every deck early; the big wins are not the whole story.
- Count losses, not just wins. A deck that pays a lot per card can still lose money over ten cards.
- Once you know which decks are better, stick with them but check the others now and then.
Questions
Are the amounts the same as the real game?
Not confirmed. Candidates report a $2000 loan and four decks, which matches the research task; the exact amounts may differ.