How do you gain more speed?

You take your pair of cards and shuffle them. Then you put them face-down into four separate piles. The pile on the left has five cards, the next to the right has one card, the one to the right of that also has one card, and the one on the right has five cards like the one on the far left. You then deal the remaining cards into two piles, one for each of the two players. To make sure you divided the cards right, each player counts the cards in their deck. There should be 20 cards in each person's decks. Both players take five cards from their deck; the highest amount of cards you can have in your hand are five. Now, to start playing, each person flips over the third card from the left in between them. Now each person tries to get rid of all their cards by putting them onto adjacent cards. Only the value of the card matters, not the suit of the card. So for example, if one of the two cards face up between the players is a ten, then you can put a jack or a nine of any suit on it. If neither person has any cards they can put down, then each person takes one card from the pile on the right in between them and flips it over onto one pile in the middle. If the piles on the far sides run out, flip overt the entire pile. Whoever gets rid of all their cards yells "Speed!" and they win.