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How to score two 8's, two 6's and an Ace?
Submitted by Visitor on Sat, 06/14/2008 - 15:15
My wife and I were playing cribbage at the cabin. A friendly debate erupted when I tried to score the following hand: two 8's and two 6's, and the cut card was an Ace. How do you score this hand? Thanks! |
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First count the 15s. There
First count the 15s. There are 4 ways of making 15 by choosing 8-6-A from the hand, making 8 points.
Then you have two pairs, for 4 points. A grand total of 12!