Thomas Redecker's flash cards (tsumego)

[dharma_bum]

Hi,

Does anyone have a link where these cards can be found. There is another thread (about 7 years old - hence the new thread here) that mentions them. I know most people use computers and smartphones for tsumego study but where I work physical playing card sized study cards would be best. Thanks.

[kupus]

why dont you make them yourself, you can find many SGF problems collections online. then create pdf. then print & cut it into flash sized cards

[dharma_bum]

why dont you make them yourself, you can find many SGF problems collections online. then create pdf. then print & cut it into flash sized cards

Truth be told, I thought about that as well. I thought printing them on printer "business" cards might work.

[tchan001]

Years ago, I bought them from http://www.hebsacker-verlag.de but no longer available.
Probably best to ask our member "Cassandra" (a.k.a. Thomas Redecker) how you could obtain the flash cards if he is still willing to produce them.

[ArsenLapin]

Hello,

The tsumego pdf on the website https://tsumego.tasuki.org/ all have a "mobile" version which is meant to display well on the screen of a smartphone. You could print these "mobile" pdf with 16 pages per page on A4 sheet.

Alternatively you could use the flashcards from https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/tsumego and print them using the "papercards" add-on https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2042118948

[kvasir]

I have these. Four packs of tsumego and the quadruple pack tsumego delux. I brought them to Go club recently, to show off! Everyone was very impressed and I was convinced to keep one pack there.

They are really nice. They are not, or the ones I have are not some super high-end print job or anything like that. That is they are not like playing cards or trading cards. You definitely have some chance of making something similar if you can visit a printshop. However, there is something to be said about someone else having done all of it for you