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21 Flush is a brain fitness and cognitive skills development game that entertains and progressively challenges you in the most captivating manner… whether you’re playing against the computer or a friend.

You can play against the computer as your playmate or challenge a friend in a game for two. Game is fun to play, and challenging the computer, or challenging your friends, is even more awesome when you win.

21 Flush is a real life intelligence game played against the computer or a friend… and by connecting your tablet to the TV, the whole family can join-in a competitive fun game. It engages and develops 21 cognitive skills and a game session can last up to half hour of fun. The game shows the skills engaged and developed. It continuously keeps the score, monitors your progress, and at the end of the game it grades your cognitive skills.

Everyone has cognitive abilities, but not everyone's cognitive abilities are the same.

There are some natural differences that separate the potential of a Mozart from that of a recreational musician... or an astronaut from a taxi driver.

People can, at any age, improve their cognitive capacity, speed and accuracy. When they do, everything that relies on those cognitive skills gets easier, faster and more efficient.

21 Flush is played with a deck of computer generated standard playing cards and a cognitions game board.

Number of Players: One plays against the computer to develop cognitive skills… Two play against each other to challenge and to win.

Computer Deals: Random playing cards from deck.

Game Start: First name player can start by picking and placing the playing card in the open 3×3 grid.

Score: Running score is updated each time a player hits Ranking of three cards in a row on the grid.

Points earned differ based on ranking of three cards in a row:

Card Ranking: Possible ranking of three cards in a row, from high to low, is as follows…

1. Trio – three cards of the same rank. Three aces are the best trio and three twos are the lowest.

2. Straight Run – three consecutive cards of the same suit. Ace can be used in the run A-2-3, which is the highest straight run. Next come A-K-Q and so on down to 4-3-2, which is the lowest.

3. Normal Run – three consecutive cards, not all of the same suit. A-2-3 is the best normal run, then A-K-Q and so on down to 4-3-2.

4. Color – any three cards of the same suit. When comparing two colors, compare the highest cards. Thus the highest color is A-K-J and the lowest is 5-3-2.

5. Pair – two cards of the same rank. Between two such hands, compare the pair first, then the odd card if these are equal. The highest pair hand is therefore A-A-K and the lowest is 2-2-3.

6. Any hand of a higher type beats any hand of a lower type – for example the lowest Normal Run 4-3-2 beats the best Color A-K-J.

The objective of the game is to “Hunt” for scoring opportunities, “Analyze” options for maximum possible scores, “Manage Risk” and limit opponent from scoring big, strategically “Plan” ahead for big wins, and “Disrupt” opponent’s scoring formations when you are winning.

21 Flush is designed in the labs… but proven in real life to engage, exercise, nurture, and develop a range of 21 cognitive skills from working memory to fluid intelligence.

The game structure and the rules act as cognitive development program where sequences of challenges test a range of cognitive strengths and weaknesses of the players. The level of challenges and the intensity increase as the game progresses.

The need for dynamic integration of multiple cognitive skills, makes cognitions bridge games fun to play and more beneficial than the so called brain-training computer games. Brain-training computer games repeat one or two cognitive skills, again and again, and its like revving your car engine in ‘Neutral’… while sitting in your driveway, going nowhere.