Jon continues his streak of being bad luck for me (that’s my story and I am sticking to it!). Towards the end, I was forced into making a desperation Grand-Tichu call (Jon picking up all of his cards first). Which I should not of made in the first place, but oh well. On the next hand, Ed calls Tichu when his team only needed 35 points for the win. When we set him, we once again had a little hope of making a comeback. And Jon kept hope alive when he made a Tichu call. Unfortunately he made an ace wish when he played his eleven card straight. And I was able to satisfy that wish by breaking up my thirteen card run (leaving me with a 2, a 3 and a jack). Jon had no aces. So he was trying to improve his hand by forcing an opponent to play an Ace. It was a risky call. But when you are behind, you need to take chances…
GT/T | Team #1 | GT/T | GT/T | Team #2 | GT/T |
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Ed & AdamR | MarkH & Jon | ||||
80
|
20 | ||||
185
|
T+ | 115 | |||
485 | T+ | 115 | |||
635 | T+ | 165 | |||
855 | GT+ |
245
|
|||
T+ | 960 |
340
|
|||
965 | GT- |
235
|
|||
T- | 885 |
315
|
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1085 | 215 | T- |