Release: N-Of-A-Kind
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Excessive Branching says "-2 for each two-of-a-kind"
If I have
2 of Birds,2 of Doorsand2 of Fruits(total: 3 cards):- Is that a 3-of-a-kind, and thus not scored?
- Is that a 2-of-a-kind (ignoring the excess 2 of Fruits) and thus scored as -2?
Similar question, let's say, for some reason, I have 5x copies of
2 of Birds- Is that a five-of-a-kind, and not scored?
- Is that 2x two-of-a-kind, and thus scored at -4?
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@Lorne-Kates said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
If I have 2 of Birds, 2 of Doors and 2 of Fruits:
- Is that a 3-of-a-kind, and thus not scored?
- Is that a 2-of-a-kind (ignoring the excess 2 of Fruits) and thus scored as -2?
- Is that 3 distinct 2-of-a-kinds?
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@ben_lubar said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
@Lorne-Kates said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
If I have 2 of Birds, 2 of Doors and 2 of Fruits:
- Is that a 3-of-a-kind, and thus not scored?
- Is that a 2-of-a-kind (ignoring the excess 2 of Fruits) and thus scored as -2?
- Is that 3 distinct 2-of-a-kinds?
I mean 2x 2 of fruits, 2x 2 of birds, and 1x 2 of doors. Will edit.No, re-reading I mean I have 3 cards, one each of the 2-ranks.
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@Lorne-Kates said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
Is that a 2-of-a-kind (ignoring the excess 2 of Fruits) and thus scored as -2?
according to cribbage scoring rules it's three separate 2 of a kinds.
so i'd go with that.
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@accalia said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
@Lorne-Kates said in Release: N-Of-A-Kind:
Is that a 2-of-a-kind (ignoring the excess 2 of Fruits) and thus scored as -2?
according to cribbage scoring rules it's three separate 2 of a kinds.
so i'd go with that.
specifivally you have
- 2 of Doors, 2 of Fruits
- 2 of Birds, 2 of Fruits
- 2 of Birds, 2 of Doors
