March 10th, 2026 at 12:39:34 AM
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Deep in the weeds on this one...
L0, H0, x, y
x and y are each lower in rank than L0 and should not be played together.
How does one determine which 10 to play with x and y?
Thank you.
L0, H0, x, y
x and y are each lower in rank than L0 and should not be played together.
How does one determine which 10 to play with x and y?
Thank you.
March 10th, 2026 at 1:31:03 PM
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Quote: mczlawDeep in the weeds on this one...
L0, H0, x, y
x and y are each lower in rank than L0 and should not be played together.
How does one determine which 10 to play with x and y?
Thank you.
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House ways (I think?) always pair the lower of x and y with high 10.
I, however, will play high 9 /low 8 as an exception.
March 10th, 2026 at 9:41:58 PM
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I use the Jb simple strategy from the wizard of odds page.
If the best low hand is 5,6,7 points. Play the best low hand.
Play the best low hand if best high is 5 pts or less
Play the best low hand if the best high hand is a 6 but lower than the Chong (high six tile) six
Play best high hand otherwise
If the best low hand is 5,6,7 points. Play the best low hand.
Play the best low hand if best high is 5 pts or less
Play the best low hand if the best high hand is a 6 but lower than the Chong (high six tile) six
Play best high hand otherwise

