March 23, 2019
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Total votes: 138 |
dec 6358 votes Joined: April 2008 |
    Saturday 3:18 AM
Six more would be very nice. May have to play on with this keep. Keep ten to start with. dec |
Rosemarie44 2052 votes Joined: March 2016 |
    Saturday 3:25 AM
I don't think we could do any better than choosing the Flush today. Start with 8 points in the hand and at least 2 points in the crib. Every cut increases the hand to 10 points for a maximum of 14 points.
With the 9 cut we have 12 points plus at least 2 in the crib for 14 points. Pone with an average hand will be at around 93. Defense? Take safe pegs. After this hand and next hand as pone we need to be at the CPZ of 95-99. Rosemarie44 says: I watched some of Ras's videos and I am attempting to put these into practice. This explains my long comments today. zeke76 says: Wait, there are videos? james500 says: Starts: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MpevEVvkTBw Rosemarie44 says: zeke76, if this is easier for you, go to www.vashoncribbage.weebly.com. click under "strategy" for Ras's videos and info Rosemarie44 says: Also, go to youtube.com and under search type "Ras cribbage". another option. Take your pick! Guest says: Oooooh goodie , more westerns staring John Wayne, grab the pop corn zeke76 says: Thank ye kindly |
james500 3923 votes Joined: June 2013 |
    Saturday 3:57 AM
A strong case could be made for choosing either of J-J or 2-3, and I look forward to reading the comments due to appear throughout the course of the day debating the pros and cons of those two options. The 2-3-4-J flush is also a possibility, but I don't like the associated discard. |
Andy (muesli64) 2223 votes Joined: August 2009 |
    Saturday 4:44 AM
This is trivial. |
Gougie00 5730 votes Joined: March 2008 |
    Saturday 6:23 AM
Had there not been a flush, 2-3. Since there is, J-J. Hard to mess this one up. Whatever the opponent leads, try to play the 4 then parlay the 3-2-A for 4 points. |
zeke76 1396 votes Joined: August 2018 |
    Saturday 6:32 AM
Agreed. Thought about 2-3, but tossed the Jacks. |
james500 3923 votes Joined: June 2013 |
    Saturday 7:15 AM
All those Ras videos:
1a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpevEVvkTBw 1b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgzyuiPbyc8 2a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRzYii_DXmQ 2b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtNDPZ40nkE 3a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lz3zN_uBqk0 3b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7iR11a5I8M 4a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZORwmadUSmc 4b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHln8qhZtys 5a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XzJK9qC-iU 5b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3tXRwt6Rok 6a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ox-Fn_9BD4 6b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv6-FdVim0E 7a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7z4H0GPm2w 7b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_oRIK_00lY 8a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SUmTphluj4 8b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtmwWjmzYjM 9a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDr7289mkUQ 9b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58dw0gqkpQs |
Ras2829 5154 votes Joined: November 2008 |
    Saturday 1:29 PM
3x4 = 12! Every card helps suited A-2-3-4. Dealing short of 3rd street CPZ 69-73, it's off., off., off for me. Will take pegs as offered. If a X-point lead, will play the four forcing a five off the play. If opponent holding X-pointers or 1/2 fives with X-pointers, will advance the count to 24. Play the trey for count of 27, "go", drop the 2-A for run of three, and tally the four pegs. if a mid-card lead, try to hold 3-4 together just in case, bottom portion of hand is 5-6. Will pair small card leads. With the J-J discard, hope for the common 10-K from n/d or slightly less frequent 10-Q. Without those, the crib could be a scant two points as both Jacks were black. |
LoneStarPegger 811 votes Joined: January 2008 |
    Saturday 2:21 PM
Ditto Ras' comments! |
Coeurdelion 5595 votes Joined: October 2007 |
    Saturday 2:55 PM
I don't think there's any alternative to A-2-3-4 (J-J):
A-2-3-4: 8pts + 5¼pts (Schell: 5.33) = 13¼pts Potential: A-2-3-4: Improves with all cuts most of which add 3/4pts plus 8 clubs for 1pt extra for the flush and 1pt for his nob in the box = 16/46 = 0.35pt Position: We're 5pts short of position and Pone is 3pts short. I'll play cautious offense. Pegging: A-2-3-4 will of course peg very well. Summary: The alternatives are A-2-3-JC (4-J) and 2-3-4-JC (A-J) but although they start with 9pts the discards are worse and the potentials are not as good. |
joekayak 1873 votes Joined: May 2016 |
    Saturday 3:12 PM
Not 2-3 this time!! It's a pair of jacks to the crib. |
HalscribCLX 5318 votes Joined: February 2008 |
    Saturday 3:57 PM
At 65*-83 playing a Defense strategy for the pegging the dynamic expected averages and Win/Loss %s are:
_________________Our Defense___Hand___Pegs___Crib_Total____W3 %___W4 % A-2-3-4___12.26+(-2.20)+5.16=15.22____8.9____23.7 A-2-3-JC__12.09+(-1.96)+3.51=13.64____6.3____20.4 2-3-4-JC__12.26+(-2.17)+3.37=13.46____5.5____19.3 A-4-J-J____8.35+(-1.98)+6.46=12.83____4.5____18.8 Defense_______L3 %___L4 % A-2-3-4_______41.4___68.3 A-2-3-JC______39.5___71.8 2-3-4-JC______40.9___73.7 A-4-J-J_______34.3___72.7 A-2-3-4 is best for expected averages by 1.58pts and is appreciably best for Win %s and second lowest for Loss %s. So I'll select J-J to discard. After the 9 cut I'll play Optimally to the lead (cautious offense). |