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Paying 120 on a 60 hole board
Submitted by Visitor on Sun, 06/13/2010 - 03:19
I've got some cool boards that only have 60 holes (30 up one side). After having a few drinks, I've found it hard to peg accurately. Any suggestions on how to play to 120 on a board with only 60 holes per player? |
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ditto
Hi, Not an answer, sorry. The same question asked differently. I am new to Cribbage, I have a 60 hole board. Does it ever happen that you get confused if on the first time round or the second - say 25 not 75. Maybe after a few drinks, late night or just after rescuing the roast.
60-hole board
Yes it is sometimes hard to remember where you were, you even see this when playing a lot of games on a board with 121 holes. People peg backwards, sideways etc. Unless you are using a very small travel cribbage board, you could probably buy a larger 121 hole board for under $10.00 or visit your local grass roots cribbage club and they would probably give you one if you asked nice enough.
Good Pegging!