Memory sports,
online and on demand.
10+ memory sport and study events, printable sheets, and real-time multiplayer — the redesigned MemorySports platform with a structured training system.
Meta memory sports
8 upcoming meta events
Upcoming additions to the line-up. Live events can be started from the cards above.
Cards & Numbers
Coming soonCombined 50-card + 100-digit event (5 minutes)
Korean Words
Coming soon100-word Korean series
Foreign Vocabulary
Coming soon50 English-to-English word pairs
Letters & Formulas
Coming soonAlphabet / Hanja / formula series
Flags, Maps & Faces
Coming soonVisual events covering flags, maps, and faces
Mind Memo
Coming soonAudio listening memory — a generalization of Spoken Numbers
Sentences & Paragraphs
Coming soonParagraph-level memory: poems, speeches, and more
Mind Note
Coming soonLong-form essay-style memorization
Imagery training
Memory sports come down to turning abstract data (digits, letters, binary) into vivid images you can store in long-term memory. A pre-trained imagery table lets the same number trigger a much richer scene every time.
- Shape conversion — Turn the shape of a digit or card into an object that looks like it.
- Sound conversion — Map the pronunciation of a digit or card to a similar-sounding word.
- Major system — Assign consonant sounds per digit, then build words and visualise them.
- PAO system — Pair each digit/card with a person, action, and object to build scenes.
- Memory palace — Lay images along a familiar route to preserve their order.
Imagery training material is available in the Metamind learning notes. Build your own conversion tables and drill them into automatic recall — that's the fastest path.
Overall grade guide
Your overall score is calculated from the last 30 days. Demotions apply once a day at 23:00 UTC, while promotions take effect immediately when a game ends.
Total weighting: Plays 50% / Average score 25% / Average memorisation time 25%. Average score is normalised across the 11 events.
- Plays — counted linearly from 20+; below that it's capped at 1.499.
- Average score — weighted across the 11 events (same weights as the original site).
- Average memorisation time — counted linearly from 60s+; shorter is better.
| Grade | Total threshold | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| SS | 2.0+ | About 2× the global average (with 20-play / 60s gate) |
| S | 1.5+ | About 1.5× the global average (with 20-play / 60s gate) |
| A | 1.1+ | Slightly above the global average |
| B | 0.9+ | Near the global average |
| C | 0.7+ | 70% of the global average |
| D | 0.5+ | 50% of the global average |
| F | 0.5- | Entry level |
Custom content plays and signed-out guest plays are excluded from grading. Detailed grade history is on the My results page.
Memory sports FAQ
Site updates
2026-05-24
Simplified Chinese is now available
You can now use the site in Simplified Chinese. Pick 中文 from the language menu in the header.
2026-05-23
German is now available
You can now view the site in German. Pick Deutsch from the language selector at the top right to switch menus and guidance to German.
2026-05-21
Per-game stats now show personal best and recall-time comparison
The per-game stats on My records are now laid out as game cards. Each game shows your personal best and recall time (you vs the overall average), with bars and deltas so you can compare score, memorize, and recall against the average at a glance. Your most-played games come first.
2026-05-21
My records split into Statistics and Records tabs
My records is now organised into two tabs. The Statistics tab gathers your grade progress, grade history, grade distribution, and per-event stats; the Records tab keeps the score-trend chart and your individual play records with filters.