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Snowy531: Added a tip for the professional variant of the game

2025-07-06T20:14:42Z

Added a tip for the professional variant of the game

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	Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

			For the professional variant, remember that the lowest card still plays first. So if you play a 3 and your opponent plays a 2, and the card you both want to play on is a 4, you won't be able to play the three because your opponent will play the two first and you can't play in the middle.

Tag365 at 01:13, 23 September 2024

2024-09-23T01:13:48Z

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	If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.		If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.

	If you must take rows, try to do so when it's cheap. Remember, you still have to take a pile and all its bullheads if you ~~deploy~~ a card too low for any rows.		If you must take rows, try to do so when it's cheap.

			Remember, you still have to take a pile '''and all its bullheads''' if you play a card too low for any rows. It's not a way to wiggle out of the consequences of a bad pile at the last moment. However, it can be used to take a row early if you believe it will cost you more bullheads later if it fills up. Or, it can be done if you're cornered and have to take a costly pile anyway, but you also need to play a very low value card. Finally, it can be used to set up a "trap" of sorts, but it comes at a cost to you, so make sure to balance the cost and benefit of this action and ensure they will actually fall for it.

	Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

Tag365 at 00:28, 18 September 2024

2024-09-18T00:28:48Z

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	If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.		If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.

	If you must take rows, try to do so when it's cheap.		If you must take rows, try to do so when it's cheap. Remember, you still have to take a pile and all its bullheads if you deploy a card too low for any rows.

	Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

Minion3665: Update the 5th tip as it's not always possible to avoid taking rows

2022-08-22T19:43:06Z

Update the 5th tip as it's not always possible to avoid taking rows

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	If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.		If you get 3 or more of the cards in the 100s and high 90s, don't play the highest first. If you are lucky enough you might be able to "lock" one row for yourself; use it when you need to escape a tough choice.

	~~Don't~~ take rows.		If you must take rows, try to do so when it's cheap.

	Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

GLN79 at 18:17, 17 May 2022

2022-05-17T18:17:19Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

	Whenever you considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you're considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

GLN79 at 18:17, 17 May 2022

2022-05-17T18:17:01Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

	Whenever you ~~consider~~ which card to play, ~~consider~~ that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).		Whenever you considering which card to play, remember that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

GLN79 at 18:16, 17 May 2022

2022-05-17T18:16:40Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

			Whenever you consider which card to play, consider that it might be better to go for a known loss, than for an unknown one (i.e.: if you either risk to take 2 points, or to take whatever sum will come on that line - go for the what you know already).

Tennesioux at 20:24, 7 June 2021

2021-06-07T20:24:03Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

	~~Patrick Rnut cheats at this game. Boo~~

SAI GANTLA at 08:14, 27 May 2021

2021-05-27T08:14:18Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

			Patrick Rnut cheats at this game. Boo

Nidhoeggr42 at 00:13, 28 February 2021

2021-02-28T00:13:25Z

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	Don't take rows.		Don't take rows.

	~~Shame on you if you are the ones who put unrelated stuff on here. go find something else to write stupid things on. this is a board game strategy guide.~~