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You can also visit the new 5of99 game web site to read about the rules in the game, including screenshots from the game as well.
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Thursday, January 3, 2013
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I have played in a lot of cribbage tournaments and I have never seen opponents hands like I have sèen playing this game, also I played ten games and a jack was cut 30 times. Totally unrealistic.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you have found the Cribbage Pro game to not meet your expectations. The game is being fair in every respect. If you want to read some more details on what we do to keep the game fair as well as a detailed analysis of the deck shuffling and card distributions, check the blog post here: http://blog.cribbagepro.net/2010/07/cribbage-pro-shuffling-deck.html
Deletetoo many cribbage games in my lifrtime to accept program leading the peg with a five...oh, it jus happened to NOTICE i held no tens in my hand...not to mention I couldn't possibly deal the TRASHY hands this program plays....deleted....i need the fb space
ReplyDeleteYou are free to move on, but know that we work very hard to keep the game fair in every respect, and have proven it multiple times as mentioned in the comment above (http://blog.cribbagepro.net/2010/07/cribbage-pro-shuffling-deck.html)
DeleteWe have even offered to let people review the actual code used in the game if you like. Feel free to take us up on that offer. The computer player does not know what cards you have in your hand, is not cheating or stacking the deck in any way and we are prepared to prove it in any way you like. Read the link above and the posts provided, and if you see anything you think is missing or have any questions, just let us know.