I translate ABCD as being a run or a straight, since they could have just put different dice as opposed to saying ascending. I had to look the rules up on this one and it’s not clear, but to me ABCD would probably be 1234 as opposed to just all different. Just my interpretation. I don’t see an official ruling on it anywhere but it would probably make the game a lot easier if it were 1246.
Does that mean that 2345, 3456 are good also for ABCD? I have not seen the rulebook or cards, so is there any where that the letter "E" is used to mean "6"? Or does ABCD realy mean 1234 as "A" is always "1" and "B" is 2 and, ect?
Great vid for a great game that is criminally underrated.
Great tutorial, thank you for the vidéo. 👌🏼
Thanks for running through this. Been looking for it at retail and finally spotted it. Are the dice small?
Yes, they are comically small. I realize that they need to sit on the cards and not cover everything up, but they are tiny.
I translate ABCD as being a run or a straight, since they could have just put different dice as opposed to saying ascending. I had to look the rules up on this one and it’s not clear, but to me ABCD would probably be 1234 as opposed to just all different. Just my interpretation. I don’t see an official ruling on it anywhere but it would probably make the game a lot easier if it were 1246.
Does that mean that 2345, 3456 are good also for ABCD? I have not seen the rulebook or cards, so is there any where that the letter "E" is used to mean "6"? Or does ABCD realy mean 1234 as "A" is always "1" and "B" is 2 and, ect?
@@madmartigan572 It needs to be a "Straight" (Sometimes called a Run or a Flush) so 1234 and 3456 are both valid & 1345 is not.
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