We went back to the original rules after the first game and played another 4 games last night. If you never cover a card before the possibility’s end out you simply put the extra card off to the side like you would throwing it into a crib. And I don’t think it would be fair if someone had 4, 4, 5, 6, 6 in a row because you didn’t pay attentionĪnd then just cover up the 5 on one of your last cards and they only get 4 for that row. I think that adds total strategy instead of luck… if someone has a 4, 4, 5, 6 in a row you better cover up one of those cardsīefore they put the 5th card down. It causes a huge point swing on the last couple of cards which seems it is more luck then skill at that point.Įach person can cover one card up during the round, but may not cover any card in which a row that is connecting is already completed (yours or opponents)
It’s where you can cover any one card on the board… and there can’t be two cards on that spot already.Īfter playing it a couple of rounds… it makes total sense to just keep that option open until the last card played…. Okay… we played your Killer Cross Cribb version last night. He makes some great points, so I decided to copy his email here. I just received this email from Nate who has suggested some changes to the rules for Killer CrossCribb. Killer CrossCribb Rule Suggestions from Nate.
