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The Draw
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What's the Draw?People of ages 5 and up play Cribbage. It's a simple game that can be learned in minutes - I learned it. It involves enough strategy to keep players coming back - the challenge never goes away. On the other hand, there is enough luck of the deal that you never know who's going to win. It's...
A Brief History of CribbageCribbage was one of the earliest card games. We owe our joy in the game
to Sir John Suckling (1609-1642) of England. It is said that Sir John created the rules
for Cribbage by modifying an older gamed called 'noddy' (a word defined by Merriam-Webster as
"a fumbling inept person"... hmmm.)
Object of the Game
Rules of PlayAlthough you want to begin with the general rules for the game, you will want to investigate the more intense rules for tournament play. I've divided rules into the following...
Equipment
Tournament PlayTournaments are available to players everywhere. In the 2008/2009 season, Oregon will host 13 American Cribbage Congress affiliated tournaments scattered across the state. Many of these, especially the big ones like the Portland Grand National 27, are attended by players from across the country. The 2008 tournament hosted 534 players.
Players accumulate their points in tournament play and work toward ACC award levels as a Master, Grand Master, and up. The chart, here, lists the award levels, the points required to reach them and the number of Oregon and total U.S. members in each level. ·Top· |
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