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Total votes: 173 |
dec 6358 votes Joined: April 2008 |
    Monday 3:09 AM
First vote again although I did consider K-10 but went for as much offensive chances I could get ( third King). 2,6,7,8,9,K dec
dec says: and the five dec |
BigFoot Bob 624 votes Joined: April 2016 |
    Monday 3:14 AM
I did not feel good about this hand. I kept the kings and a posable run for a win, with plans to lead the seven.
Lucky starter card for myself counting first. Will lead a king. |
Rosemarie44 2052 votes Joined: March 2016 |
    Monday 3:43 AM
I too kept the pair of kings and the two close card, 6 and 7. |
Jazzselke 2586 votes Joined: March 2009 |
    Monday 4:40 AM
Best we can do. |
james500 3923 votes Joined: June 2013 |
    Monday 5:30 AM
Dec says it well above, cuts of 2,5,6,7,8,9 or K (24/46), will give us the extra two points we need.
24 cards = 4 groups of 6 cards = 24 cards = 4*13% = 24 cards = 52% of the remaining deck. |
Gougie00 5730 votes Joined: March 2008 |
    Monday 5:51 AM
Got lucky with the cut. Lead the 7 and play off. Had the cut card been useless, I would lead the king and pounce on any points possible. |
JQT 4143 votes Joined: October 2008 |
    Monday 6:01 AM
Since I cannot hold the Four Points that I need to ensure VICTORY with First Hand Show, I'll retain those four cards that can be helped by the most Cuts. |
JRCeagle78 1054 votes Joined: June 2016 |
    Monday 6:46 AM
I figured that the best offense is a good defense.
I decided that if I could not keep what I needed, the least I could do is try to blank his crib and hope my low cards could peg me to victory. To quote the script writers of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In, "the fickle finger of fate has show me the way" |
Coeurdelion 5595 votes Joined: October 2007 |
    Monday 2:14 PM
I'll keep the pair and the close cards. we'll get the 4pts if we cut 2222, 5555, 666, 777, 8888, 9999, KK = 24 cuts = 24/46 = 52.2%. Of course if we don't get a cut we need to peg 2pts. I'd lead the 7. |
HalscribCLX 5318 votes Joined: February 2008 |
    Monday 2:38 PM
At 117-107* playing a Defense strategy for the pegging the Hold Enough %s and Peg Out %s are:
Defense_____Hold Out %____Peg Out % 3-6-K-K_______74.7__________1.5 6-7-K-K_______74.6__________2.6 3-7-K-K_______68.2__________0.0 6-10-K-K______65.1__________0.0 3-6-7-10______59.8__________2.9 6-7-K-K has a very slightly lower chance of Holding Enough but has a 1.1% better chance of Pegging Out. So I'll select 3-10 to discard. After the 5 cut I'll lead a K and play Defense: Lead______Dealer's Pegging Points____Win % K________________1.39________________100.0 7________________1.37________________100.0 6________________1.18________________100.0 |
The_Bee_Mann 306 votes Joined: November 2016 |
    Monday 5:26 PM
I kept the 6-7-K-K. I only need 2 more points either by pegging or by the cut. And the cut finished the game. I will avoid allowing the dealer to peg 14 points. |
Ras2829 5154 votes Joined: November 2008 |
    Monday 5:46 PM
Needing four points to win with first count and dealer needing 14 pegs to win, it's a case of retaining the cards most likely to score 4 points. The 6-7-K-K wins with cut of 2222, 5555, 666, 777, 8888, 9999, and KK. Is that 24 cards? The 3-6-K-K wins with cut of 2222, 333, 5555, 666, 9999, and KK. That looks like 22 cards. How does 3-7-K-K fare? A cut of 2222, 333, 5555, 777, 8888, and KK provide the four points needed for the win. Is that 20 cards. Think it is important down here to play the hand which has the greatest number of cuts to win. Will lead a King and play defense unless dealer pairs the King, then the game is over with my triple for six. |