FINDING THE CARD'S OWN ANSWER
PG666 Scratchers: Locate the Explanation before Interpreting the Card
The PG666 Scratchers reference is organised around finding the source of an answer. A card's appearance may raise a question; the information attached to that card is where the answer should begin.
Where should I look for the comparison a card requires?
Find the instructions belonging to the selected design. They explain which information is compared and under what condition. A general lobby description may not supply the detail needed for that individual card.
Where can I check an unfamiliar graphic?
Use the card's legend or associated help panel. Match the graphic with the definition given there. A similar image in another product may have a different role and should not settle the interpretation.
Where is the meaning of a separate panel established?
Look for the text naming that panel or a linked instruction for it. Its location beside the main reveal does not establish that it follows the same procedure. Treat its explanation as a separate detail to verify.
Where do I confirm whether the card has finished?
Consult the application's description of completion and compare it with the current message. A decorative transition might not state whether more input remains. Use the described state rather than the appearance alone.
Where should a question about a displayed amount go?
The provider explains the unit and conditions attached to the amount. Include its label and the card context when asking. PG666 cannot establish a private entitlement from the size of a number on a screen.
Where can a provider find the card I am asking about?
Supply the card name and any identifier made available by the application. Add the relevant wording and version. The provider can then explain whether those details identify a design or a particular activity in its records.