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Calling bluffs | Calling bluffs | ||
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As bluffing is a less risky move than calling the bluff, only call bluffs on the following occasions: | As bluffing is a less risky move than calling the bluff, only call bluffs on the following occasions: | ||
1. You have in your hand the claimed protein card that is being discarded by the opponent | 1. You have in your hand the claimed protein card that is being discarded by the opponent | ||
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3. A player has very few cards in hand and claims to have 2 copies of the same vegetables | 3. A player has very few cards in hand and claims to have 2 copies of the same vegetables | ||
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Bluffing | Bluffing | ||
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1. You can bluff as much as you want as you only lose the unwanted ingredient/s. | 1. You can bluff as much as you want as you only lose the unwanted ingredient/s. | ||
2. Keep track of ingredients that were recently used. Avoid bluffing using ingredients that were only within 2 turns previously used or shuffled back into the deck. | 2. Keep track of ingredients that were recently used. Avoid bluffing using ingredients that were only within 2 turns previously used or shuffled back into the deck. | ||
Revision as of 10:14, 9 May 2020
Calling bluffs
As bluffing is a less risky move than calling the bluff, only call bluffs on the following occasions: 1. You have in your hand the claimed protein card that is being discarded by the opponent 2. A player has recently discarded or cooked using the claimed protein 3. A player has very few cards in hand and claims to have 2 copies of the same vegetables
Bluffing
1. You can bluff as much as you want as you only lose the unwanted ingredient/s.
2. Keep track of ingredients that were recently used. Avoid bluffing using ingredients that were only within 2 turns previously used or shuffled back into the deck.