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Oddity in the play scoring
Posted by
Board_Sailor
(VIP) 29 Sep 2019 9:11pm
I just played a game with a play hand that went pone 10, me 8, pone 10, me 2 for 30, then pone 4 for 34 and pone was awarded a point. This also happened in a game a couple of days ago. Anyone else have this experience? Thanks.
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Posted by
gooders2
(VIP) 1 Oct 2019 7:23am
yes boardsailor ive had quite a few lately a run of five and last card for 1 and all i got was one and several others as well.
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Posted by
jethrotulll
(VIP) 5 Oct 2019 1:29pm
Were there any other cards to be played Board? Or was that last card played by pone the final go?
Posted by
Board_Sailor
(VIP) 8 Oct 2019 8:03pm
Yes there were more cards to be played. As I described above, we played 5 cards for 34. should have been four cards for my go and opponent got last card in the play, which I should have gotten.
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