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Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 30 May 2025, 02:40
by FSKFSK
I think it only pays to count the second chance and 2x, and maybe also the flip3 and freeze. Otherwise, it's too much work for an otherwise simple game.
If I want to count cards, I'll play a more serious game.
Also remember that, if the deck is reshuffled mid-round, the cards already on the table aren't reshuffled.
There also is an advantage to being in last early. You won't get targeted by freeze or flip3.
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 01 June 2025, 16:17
by edu pikotas
Sería una buena variante sí, que hubiera un recuento de las cartas que han salido ya
Y no creo que sea muy difícil de programar
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 02 June 2025, 16:50
by xorsyst_uk
Rather than tracking cards, I'd rather have the option to reshuffle the entire deck after each hand. I feel like the only reason this isn't a rule in real life is to make the game quicker by avoiding shuffling. I've played with shuffling and thought it was a better game for it.
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 03 June 2025, 03:17
by FSKFSK
The 2x and second chance cards are extremely strong. It's a 20+ point boost to whoever draws them.
Reshuffling after each round equalizes the chance of everyone getting it?
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 04 June 2025, 01:08
by JeroenSch_
Anyone using external tools or writing down the played cards is cheating. Takes away all the skill. At that point just make an EV-calculation bot.
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 04 June 2025, 08:46
by xorsyst_uk
FSKFSK wrote: ↑03 June 2025, 03:17
The 2x and second chance cards are extremely strong. It's a 20+ point boost to whoever draws them.
Reshuffling after each round equalizes the chance of everyone getting it?
Exactly - it removes the memory element and also balances out the swingier cards.
Re: tracking cards played
Posted: 24 January 2026, 02:05
by webrunner74
Hello, just for fun, a little Google Sheets 7 Flip live odds calculator I made.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing
Put an x in the box corresponding to the drawn card to refresh the odds...
To keep the calculator and be able to modify outside the red rectangle, save a copy to your own Google Drive...
Not easy to use in real time, but it is doable.