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in your first example, some people will say B: 1g x x x C: x x x x D: 2g 2r 3g x E: 1r 4g x x D will think E played in order to patch the path to 4g. Is this a faulty assumption that doesn't work with BGA convention? It seems there is a convention conflict here. Your 2nd example clarifies things. D ...

That's not really a gap, but it's risky. I'll use A-E labels instead of usernames B (and for that matter C and D) will think they have 4g. B could then choose to clue 5k, and then 1w would bomb immediately. In any case B cannot play until 3g is out. After C and D play 2g and 3g, the first person wh...

https://boardgamearena.com/gamereview?table=876589345 https://i.postimg.cc/Nf5MznwN/Screenshot-2026-07-02-141827.png In example #2, I re-clued 5s, touching g5 w5. There is a gap (NotRobinHood didn't play). G2 G3 K5 played. Would kek bomb w1 as g4, so we need to fix? Or is this a finesse-bluff? How d...

Replay: https://boardgamearena.com/gamereview?table=875968976 https://i.postimg.cc/GtkNSqtQ/Screenshot-2026-07-02-130149.png this was my hand https://i.postimg.cc/7YcDcYx1/Screenshot-2026-07-02-133121.png Yellow was clued on y4, y2 played, I blind played k4 leftmost, then next turn I bombed w1 as y3...

One of my question is, can Tyrion bluff McGrogu?
This is McGrogu's hand

Here is the center screenshot.

if you were player 1, green was given on m5 g4, and g3 plays, what would you do? https://i.postimg.cc/J0nGYLy2/Screenshot-2026-07-02-091445.png https://i.postimg.cc/85jYdTLv/Screenshot-2026-07-02-121020.png Would you assume g4 was the focus and fix or would you assume the focus is m5 and blind play ...

blue is clued and y1 played. Is this just a regular bluff, or could it be promising b3 and b4?

I like this compromise. Bluff seat player gives a clue that might look like a long finesse -> if two things that don't connect plays, it's just a bluff Any other player gives a clue that might look like a long finesse -> it's a long finesse It all depends on who started the blind play in relation to...

I think Mimer is asking a question about double bluff. For example, in the first turn: Alice clues David’s red 4 with the rank clue 4. Then Bob plays the red 1 from the finesse position. Cathy plays the yellow 1 from the finesse position. David would assume his 4 might be black. However, David sees...