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by dmpr0
03 September 2026, 16:32
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: Patch Finesse Timing Question
Replies: 8
Views: 149

Re: Patch Finesse Timing Question

IMO C should clue blue. E would still search for m1. and next turn D would play y1 - it clarifies the situation and prevents premature m2 play
by dmpr0
13 August 2026, 13:36
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: another gap question
Replies: 13
Views: 815

Re: another gap question

Honestly I am starting to double think the situation. I did not have any obligation to do anything (like a bluff/finesse requiring my play) so I could easily clue k5 - that would invalidate that w clue on me if it was a simple bluff and cause bombs. So such a clue should not be given. If we trust th...
by dmpr0
09 August 2026, 19:02
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: another gap question
Replies: 13
Views: 815

Re: another gap question

let me try again: I MUST play w1 first - can we agree on that? and then the next player after me is blind playing something unrelated - where is the gap to promise a layer? there is nobody between my w1 and the unrelated card - so you cannot assume a layer since there is no gap. no gap = no layer. y...
by dmpr0
08 August 2026, 02:23
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: another gap question
Replies: 13
Views: 815

Re: another gap question

I think you are misunderstanding the concept: I have to play w1 to be able to play the other white card. As soon as I play w1, k5 gets played - there is no gap in between. Nobody can play anything until I play w1. And there is no gap between w1 and k5. No gap - no layer
by dmpr0
16 July 2026, 22:05
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: another gap question
Replies: 13
Views: 815

another gap question

i got clued whites, knowing my 1 as playable https://plain-eeur-prod-public.komododecks.com/202607/16/xKZXaKzVe3FZEB4wv3tp/image.png Gemmy responded with k5 after my w1, and in my opinion that's it - the bluff is revealed, there was no gap for somebody to guarantee a layer. but I was called a noob a...
by dmpr0
11 March 2026, 12:42
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: can there be a way for beginners to learn how to play with the way other people do?
Replies: 3
Views: 241

Re: can there be a way for beginners to learn how to play with the way other people do?

while it can be very useful (and I used it myself when learning), be wary that it describes H-Group convention, while BGA mostly uses (Layered) Finesse. there is a lot of overlap, but also some differences: for example we don't have Chop-Focus with color on BGA. but go with it, you'll get corrected ...
by dmpr0
10 February 2026, 20:52
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: 2 player ELO level separation
Replies: 12
Views: 493

Re: 2 player ELO level separation

Let me paraphrase the topic of this conversation: Doea the esteemed bga community belie that the conventions of 2p and 3+p versions differ enough that a Master 2player cannot demonstrate the expected level of cooperation? And similarly, a Master 3+player cannot follow the existing 2p conventions? An...
by dmpr0
21 January 2026, 15:53
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: What happened in this game?
Replies: 4
Views: 376

Re: What happened in this game?

didn't watch it all. they must have been looking into each others screens
by dmpr0
19 January 2026, 13:18
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: 2 player ELO level separation
Replies: 12
Views: 493

Re: 2 player ELO level separation

my issue is not with ELO itself, but with different conventions of 2p and 3+p variants: e.g. 2p Masters bombing reverse finesses, ignoring layers etc - they simply don't have such concepts and are not used to it. Happened too many times already.
by dmpr0
13 January 2026, 23:37
Forum: Hanabi
Topic: 2 player ELO level separation
Replies: 12
Views: 493

Re: 2 player ELO level separation

The difference between 3p and and 4-5p is minor, while 2p is indeed a separate game with different conventions - arguably finesse, layered finesse etc make little sense for it. They save 2s. They have special rules to avoid double discard and so on. So yes, I'd prefer to see 2 different game entries...

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