Spanish deck card reading
The classic forty cards, Coins, Cups, Swords and Clubs. Pick three to see where you come from, where you are and where you are heading.
Pick three cards, don't overthink it
- Past
- Present
- Future
Past
Present
Future
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How to read your spread
Read the three cards as one story. Look at the suits too. If Coins and Cups take over, the outlook is good; if Swords or Clubs come up, there is something to fight for or sort out.
Court cards are usually people. A Jack, a Knight or a King in your spread can be someone you already know or someone about to show up.
The full meaning of every card is in all 40 cards of the Spanish deck. Tap its name in your reading to see it.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Spanish deck reading work?
Type your question if you like, shuffle and pick three face-down cards. The first talks about the past, the second about the present and the third about where things may be going.
Why the Spanish deck instead of tarot?
The Spanish deck is more direct. It is very good at concrete questions about love, money or people, and it is the deck that has always been used to read cards in Spain and Latin America.
Does it use 40 or 48 cards?
The 40 used for cartomancy: ace to seven plus the Jack, Knight and King of each suit. The eights and nines are taken out.
Is it free?
Yes, and there is no sign-up. Your question is only stored in your browser, so the same question gives you the same answer all day.
Can I do it again?
You can do as many readings as you like on different topics. The same question on the same day shows the same reading. The first one is the one that counts.