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For the rules of oh hell, see <b>[[Gamehelpohhell|GameHelpOhHell]]</b> | |||
== General == | |||
=== Pay attention to the other players' bids === | |||
* Both during bidding and play! | |||
* Bids are generally trustworthy, with the exception of the dealer possibly getting hooked. | |||
* Seeing whether the hand is underbid or overbid will tell you whether it will be harder to win tricks or to lose tricks. | |||
* Know who has to win or lose the current trick and who still has the flexibility to try and ruin your plans. | |||
=== Middle cards === | |||
* If it doesn't disrupt your plans, try to play your questionable middle cards that could go either way early. | |||
* That way you have the rest of the hand to adjust. | |||
Revision as of 20:53, 26 December 2021
For the rules of oh hell, see GameHelpOhHell
General
Pay attention to the other players' bids
- Both during bidding and play!
- Bids are generally trustworthy, with the exception of the dealer possibly getting hooked.
- Seeing whether the hand is underbid or overbid will tell you whether it will be harder to win tricks or to lose tricks.
- Know who has to win or lose the current trick and who still has the flexibility to try and ruin your plans.
Middle cards
- If it doesn't disrupt your plans, try to play your questionable middle cards that could go either way early.
- That way you have the rest of the hand to adjust.