Closing time at the bank: the doors are locked, the vault lights are low and the holding cards for every piggy bank in the building lie face down on the long steel table. Pixel Manuel Indarte, the tidiest finance director in town, will not go home until each card sits beside its twin. He keeps the whole collection in one folder labelled Piggy Portfolio.
A little price board ticks on the wall, and the value of every pair climbs and dips between 5 and 60 points, so a well-timed pair is worth far more than a hasty one. Now and then a sizzling chuletón card turns up, a reminder that dinner is waiting. It is only a game, not financial advice. When the clock runs out the vault door swings shut. How many tables can pixel Manuel balance?
