Reading 32 playing cards is not about memorizing symbolic clichés or projecting personal mythology onto cardboard. It is about structure, suit logic, spatial interaction, and answering the question in front of you. In this central guide, I bring together my work on the 32-card Piquet deck — from theoretical foundations and suit functions to Grand Tableau methods and Serbian manual techniques — into one coherent system. If you want clarity instead of decorative mysticism, start here.

What does it actually take to read the Gypsy Fortune-Telling Cards with precision? Instead of listing techniques, this short reading lets the cards themselves answer the question, revealing how proficiency emerges through structure, tension, and attention to relationships.

Can a method built on counting and prediction describe something as elusive as the role of art in a person’s life? In this article, a favomancy reading puts that assumption to the test, revealing how traditional bean casting can move beyond outcomes and into description—when approached with precision, flexibility, and common sense.