lab@qubix.UUCP (Larry Bickford) (10/18/83)
Last time I saw a cribbage scorecard, four-of-a-suit only scored in the hand, not in the crib. But in playing Earl T. Cohen's cribbage on 4bsd, I found myself "Muggins"ed by the computer for not taking the points for a 4-flush in the crib. Is my understanding wrong, or is Earl T. Cohen listening out there somewhere? Larry Bickford, ihnp4!decwrl!qubix!lab
sydow@parsec.UUCP (10/24/83)
#R:qubix:-59700:parsec:35000001:000:148 parsec!sydow Oct 22 19:45:00 1983 The four cards (of the same suit) must also match the turned card; i.e., five cards of the same suit. Check Hoyle's Rules of Card Games. -sydow-
paulh@tektronix.UUCP (Paul Hoefling) (10/27/83)
You are correct, for a flush to count in the crib, it must be all 5 cards... Happy computing... Paul Hoefling (...!teklabs!tektronix!paulh - usenet) (paulh at tektronix - csnet) (AB00PLH on Cyber)