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CRIBBAGE, RUNS SCORING
Submitted by Visitor on Sat, 12/22/2012 - 23:26
is you have a run that goes like this 2,_5 ,ace,-4, 6, _3,7, CAN YOU COUNT BACK TO THE 2, FOR 7 POINTS? |
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Yes, it only adds up to 28,
Yes, it only adds up to 28, and the sequence is there, no matter how jumbled!
Counting runs in pegging can
Counting runs in pegging can get a little confusing. But you can go back until a duplicate or GO is reached. The cards do no have to be played in order.
If the sequence goes [note: ignoring the 15-2 and last]
2 3
5 4 [4= four points]
A 7 [A= five points; 7=zero]
6 2 [6= seven points; 2= seven points]
Runs
Yes that is a run of seven. Score it.
kings cribbage
how much would you count for 5 x5's in kings cribbage?
Also would that not be the perfect count for 5 individual tiles?