[00:00] One of my favorite drills to practice high-low card kind is to take a deck of cards, give them a quick shuffle, and then we're going to take out three cards. I call this my scoop drill. It doesn't matter which three cards we take out. Since they're cut, I can just take out those, keep them nice and safe under a poker chip here.
[00:14] Otherwise, we're going to play in these three spots. I'm going to start counting as soon as the second card drops right here. So I'd say D1, D for down, or minus one. All right, back. I'm going to keep it a running count. So now back to zero.
[00:26] D1. Now this is called a scoop drill because if we're currently at D1, I'm going to count the card that I'm going to scoop it up with. So it was at D1, now it's back to zero. And I'm going to go scoop, scoop, scoop and throw those off to the side.
[00:38] All right, now the count's at zero. I'm going to keep a running count. D1, D2, D3, D2, D1, D2. And then just keep going. It was at D2, D1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 2.
[00:53] Be sure to count that scoop card. Starts at two, still two, still two, three, four, five, six, five, four, three,
[01:08] two, one, zero, one. Last round, counts at one, still one, still one, zero, D one, zero. All right, so I've set a count of zero.
[01:20] If that's true, then these also need to be zero. And yeah, we have a high, a low, and a neutral.