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Re: A simple? end game situation

Posted: 08 June 2022, 10:53
by Silene
Wreckage wrote: 08 June 2022, 07:03 So, let me ask this, if another player has a green 4 on chop at this time, will you save it? Even though there is no green 3 in sight?
It would be saved indirectly by marking trash on that player's hand

Re: A simple? end game situation

Posted: 08 June 2022, 13:29
by Romain672
Wreckage wrote: 08 June 2022, 07:03So, let me ask this, if another player has a green 4 on chop at this time, will you save it? Even though there is no green 3 in sight?
For me in most games, the number of clues decrease over time, reach 0 and you try to not lose and keep alive most useful cards, and then you start to have lots of clues again.
After that moment of you lack of clues, I like thinking losing a single 'useful non critical' card could be avoided, and most of time, someone didn't optimise or there was miss communication.

There is exceptions (someone holding three 5s), but they are rare.