Reblogging “Cribbage Could Help Preserve Your Brain Health”

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I’m reblogging the “Cribbage Could Help Preserve Your Brain Health” post from this date in 2025 because for what seems like months, I’ve been losing cribbage games to Sena. However, my losing streak seems to be ending lately.

The link to an article that seemed to suggest scientific evidence that cribbage might improve brain health doesn’t work anymore. The web page can’t be found. So, I found an article that sends the message that cribbage is good for your brain, though it doesn’t emphasize hard science so much as common sense.

By the way, the automatic card shuffler is gone. It was too noisy.

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