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Sep 11 |
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Please recommend a good shuffling machine Elsewhere I saw an interesting idea: If you have a lot of Munchkin expansions you will have such huge door/treasure piles that you could treat them like the question cards in Trivial Pursuit. Just use them sequentially for a while and only shuffle infrequently. |
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Mar 3 |
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Games to learn a foreign language or to enrich your vocabulary in your native language? My wife and I tried Quiddler but we lost interest pretty quickly. On many hands one or both players are in a position to lay down their cards immediately after the deal. I should post a question about good alternate rules. |
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Feb 22 |
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Please recommend a good shuffling machine That looks like the exact machine we tried (in a 2 deck size) that I referred to in my question. |
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Feb 22 |
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Is his nobs/knobs separate from a flush in cribbage? The flush/starter card special rule you may be thinking of is that a flush in the crib must include the starter. So four hearts in the crib with a club starter is not a flush. |
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Feb 16 |
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Please recommend a good shuffling machine Any information is useful. Perhaps there's not one machine suitable for Munchkin and single-deck applications. |
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Feb 3 |
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Why does a run of 4 in Cribbage score only 4? I agree on the "unanswerable" angle, but thanks for answering what I was trying to ask, which is about why the game design favors a lower-scoring exception to the more general "score every subset of the hand independently" rule. |
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Feb 3 |
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Why does a run of 4 in Cribbage score only 4? @Adam If a 4-card flush scores 4, then with 5 there are 5 ways to remove a card and still have a 4-card flush. |