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It's the same situation than last time. Take what you know about Oktryit's pov (from Kaznaka's pov). Can Oktryit clue k5 and make the move goes wrong? They could clue a potential w4 on Kaznaka's hand, and then the clue still work. So here strangly the answer is clear: Oktryit can't mess up the clue....

Something you should do then is before any roll is done, decide yourself if the next roll will count or not. If yes, you add it on per example excel. If not, you don't count it, and ask the same question next time. If you don't cheat, and do that 100 times, and if the effect you describe exist, you ...

I dislike the majority option since regularly the minority is right. In some others games you ask everyone to vote (mostly for the first player), and if not everyone agree, you ask everyone to vote again. You either do that until that change, or you choose a random vote or the majority after X try. ...

That last exemple is trickier. If you hold k4 then NotRobinHood can clue it, and then NotRobinHood will play y3 as g4. Now should NotRobinHood not clue the k5+k4 finesse in case they don't hold g4? Here NotRobinHood got two 5s so forcing them to discard is bad, especially at 5 players. So I would de...

edit: this post was written before knowing MrGrogu's hand. # triple finesse I regularly advise on the forum to not trust (at least initially) triple finesse on yourself, and check multiple times double finesse. Here it's a triple, so I would not assume m2+m3+m4. # bluff Now can it be a bluff? That w...

Hello, Here is a convention I invented myself, but I believe it's enough good and interesting to take a forum post. Note that it's destinated only for high level table, you are sure that someone going up have hitted a pair or better (unless it's obvious: there was a lot of fight preflop), and people...

One thing much stronger you can do (and much harder) is to give suggestions on how to improve the system. And the system: - don't know why you leave a game - need to do something with various 3+ players games after someone leave. Games like Yathzee could work great after someone leave, games with a ...

I think you missed the word 'initially' on the first post. You don't know what others have initially post flop, and the first chip you take give lots of informations whatever convention/feeling you are using. Let me rephrase with an exemple, two people fight for 6, then one take 6 the other 5. Your...

Here is some tips if you want: The first priority in high difficulties is to produce ~3 energy per discard turn 2, or 4+ per turn turn 1. ~2 per discard work if you are desesperate. That mean that your first stack is extremely valuable because if you draw a power grid turn 2, you usually want for it...

Like in poker, you use 5 cards to do your best hand possible. So per example: - if on the table you got 44AJ9, then if you have 87 in your hand, you will have a pair with 44 and then need to use three others cards which will be AJ9. So you will have 44AJ9. If another player got 32, they will have 44...