"Strategy Crib" board
Submitted by Visitor on Sun, 07/25/2010 - 15:27
Reader Larry emailed to ask:
I have a 'strategy crib' board but no instructions as how to play the game. the two outside rows have 120 peg holes. the center row contains only 97 holes. where the fifth hole should be is number 5 or 9 with arrows on both sides indicating up or down.
It looks as though, while this board can be used for scoring regular Cribbage, the central row of holes is meant for some kind of enhancement to the game, but it's not clear what. Does anyone have any ideas?
Some info
There is limited information from the U.S. Trademark office. Daniel Blain from Ontario Canada had applied for a trademark, but it was abandoned and labeled as "dead". Here is the info I found at http://www.uspto.gov/
Trademark #73643344
BLAIS, DANIEL V.
1720 SMITHERS CRESCENT
ORLEANS, ONTARIO K1C 3X4
Canada
Looking for a strategy cribbage board!
My friends and I have been looking for the strategy cribbage board for sometime. We almost wore out a second one. This board makes for a far superior contest with the extra possibilities moving ahead or reversing your progress depending where you land.
If anyone knows where this board may be purchased I am looking to purchase two of them.
Making a Strategy Crib Board
We've had a couple of requests for this layout and I'm working on a design.
Once I'm sure there is no copyright on it, we might make a few.
If you're interested please drop me an email at david@cribbageguy.com.
David
TheCribbageGuy.com
strategy crib
The game is a little more involved than normal crib. The numbers are the number of holes you go backwards or forwards. if you land on any of the marked holes (across the row) you go the number of holes noted. For instance at the normal 4 hole there is a 5 with an arrow pointing forward therefore you go 5 more holes to hole 9, at the eigth hole there is a 5 with an arrow pointing backward that would take you back to hole 3. Same idea with the holes with the 9 and arrows but of course you would movve 9 holes forward or 9 backwards depending on the arrow direction. It changes the game as you may not want to peg a pair for 2 and end up going back 9 spaces. hopefully this helps you
strategy crib
Friends of ours have this strategy crib board and say that it is very challenging to play and more fun than regular crib. If you peg to a hole that has an arrow on it you must then move forward or back the number of points indicated. If you land in the "stink hole" with an exact number you must peg back 9 points. I would really like to know where I can buy one!
Making a Strategy Crib Board
We've had a couple of requests for this layout and I'm working on a design.
Once I'm sure there is no copyright on it, we might make a few.
If you're interested please drop me an email at david@cribbageguy.com.
David
TheCribbageGuy.com
Strategy Crib
We now have two version available, both a small continuous track and also a tournament style.
http://www.cribbageguy.com/strategy_cribbage_board.html
http://www.cribbageguy.com/strategy_cribbage_tournament_board.html
We're also happy to adapt them to any other style you may want.
David, The Cribbage Guy
Strategy Crib Board
Does anyone have a strategy crib boards for sale or know where I can buy any?
i do if your still
i do if your still interested. jmy999@gmail.com
Strategy Crib Boards
We have a few on this page: https://www.cribbageguy.com/unique_unusual/
Not original, but made to order - continuous and tournament style!
I have strategy crib boards for sale!
If you are interested in purchasing a Strategy Crib board contact me via email at jmy999@gmail.com
Cribbage Board
What is a Strategy Board?
Think of it like the weird
Think of it like the weird offspring of cribbage and chutes/ladders...
if anyone has a set of
if anyone has a set of original rules they might be able to answer this question for me. If a run and a 15 occur at the same time during pegging e.g. 4 then 5 then 6 for 15, is the run scored first or the 15? or is it scored as 5?
Same time or separate
The rules do not specify how you take the points, but typically they are taken together. If taken separately, you should take the run first and then the 15, either way it needs to be accomplished before your opponent lays down another card. www.cribbage.org for rules
We always suggest that the
We always suggest that the scoring player gets to decide if points are earned at the same time.
David, that was not the
David, that was not the question. Not sure who 'we' are.