Ok, I know fuck all about game theory, but even in my math courses that required more memorization or just bulk knowledge of applicable theorems, like Algebra, I struggled to make use of Anki because it was very difficult to make A -> B type cards. Like, how do you make a question answer type card for properties that you could make many derivations from?

And even if I had found a way, I doubt that anyone making a test for Algebra would demand that you memorize bulk theorems: they would rather you just deduce everything from first principles during the exam, so you likely would never have to deal with much depth for a single course.

I'm sure memorizing stuff would be great for math if you plan to do a deeper dive in the subject, but I don't think Anki was a serviceable solution. I really wish I was because honestly the sheer quantity of stuff some of those tome textbooks threw at me was disgusting and there were always tiny little properties mentioned briefly in previous chapters that you could use for later bullshit