by JBMoby
Jayne Starlancer wrote:
Unless you are playing at the top-tier levels, I don't think complex card counting is necessary. There are only a few true game-changers of which you need to be aware, and it is usually not too hard to keep track of where the scoring cards are.
In a casual game, I don't even mind sharing information about what scoring cards have been played and what we should expect to see soon.
Cards that have been removed from game are visible to both players, and if my opponent really wanted to look through the discard pile, then I wouldn't stop him. With all the information, it's not too hard to determine where the important cards are.
In a casual game, I don't even mind sharing information about what scoring cards have been played and what we should expect to see soon.
Cards that have been removed from game are visible to both players, and if my opponent really wanted to look through the discard pile, then I wouldn't stop him. With all the information, it's not too hard to determine where the important cards are.
I play this way as well.
That said, I usually play with Adam. Soooo.... :whistle: