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player picks a color and places 2 pegs inthe starting positions on their tracks.The dealer deals 6 cards toeach player.Each player looks at their hand and must thenchoose 2 cards to discard to the Crib.  \nThree-player game:Each player picks a color and places 2 pegsin the starting positions of 3 separate tracks.The dealer deals 5cards to each player and one card to the Crib.Each player mustthen choose one card to discard to the Crib.  \nFour-player game:Opposite players are partners,and peg thesame track.Each player picks a color and places 2 pegs in thestarting positions on their tracks.The dealer deals 5 cards toeach player.Each player must then choose one card to discardto the Crib.  \nThe Crib  \nAll cards discarded to the Crib are placed facedown together nearthe dealer.The Crib belongs to the dealer and is not used untilthe hand has been played.The remaining card deck is placedfacedown next to the board.  \nThe Starter  \nThe player to the left of the dealer cuts the the remaining cards(removes part of the deck).The dealer turns up the top card ofthe lower portion and places it faceup on top of the whole deck.This faceup card is the Starter,and is not used while the hand isplayed.If the Starter is a Jack(called His Nobs),the dealerimmediately scores 2 points(moves his or her peg ahead 2 holeson the track).This must be done before the dealer plays a card,or the 2 points cannot be scored.  \nPoint Values of Cards  \nAll face cards are worth 10 points;all other cards are worth theirface values.Aces are worth 1 point.  \nHOW TO PLAY  \nThe player to the left of the dealer plays a card by placing it infront of him or her and announcing its point value.Playcontinues clockwise,the next player playing a card andannouncing the value of his or her card plus the value of theprevious players card.As each player plays a card,he or sheannounces the running total.The running total must never goover 31 points.If a player cannot play a card without going over  \n31,he or she says,\"Go,\"instead of playing a card.The nextplayer plays a card,if possible,or says,\"Go,\"and so on,until atotal of 31 is reached,then the count starts at zero again untilal possible cards are played.  \nFor 2 to 4 Players/AGES 8+  \nScoring During Play  \nKeep score by jumping the pegs over one another the number ofholes(points)you scored.  \nScoring fifteens,pairs,triplets,fours and runs:A player scorespoints and pegs holes for reaching 15,and playing the last cardin a pair,3 of a kind,4 of a kind.A player also scores for playingthe last card in a run (3 or more cards in numerical sequence).NOTE:A run does not necessarily have to be in order:for example,a run can be 7,8,9 or 8,7,9.Ace is always low.  \n●If the cards reach the count of 15,that player scores two points.  \n●Any player who completes a pair scores 2 points.  \n·Any player who completes 3 of a kind scores 6 points.  \n·Any player who completes 4 of a kind scores 12 points.  \n●Any player who completes a run scores one point for each cardin the run.  \nAny player who reaches exactly 31 points scores 2 points.If noplayer reaches 31,the player closest to 31 scores 1 point.Thelast card played scores one point,unless it reaches exactly 31;then it scores 2 points.All cards must be played.Any player withleftover cards after the hand is completed must play them andscore for them,if possible.  \nScoring of Hands  \nNow each player in turn,starting with the player to the left ofthe dealer,scores points for his or her hand,including the Startercard.The dealer does this last,first scoring his or her handincluding the Starter,then scoring the Crib in the same manner,again including the Starter.  \nEach player,in tum,makes as many scoring combinations as possible:  \n●Combinations of cards that add up to 15 s","cbCaiin4L8M67X0U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiin4L8M67X0U","pdf",889114,8,"English","# Cribbage\n## Game Objective and Setup\n## The Crib and the Starter\n## Card Values and Point Scoring\n## How to Play and Win\n# Chess\n## Objective\n## Chessboard Terms\n## Pieces and Setup\n## How to Play","[{\"question\":\"How does the game of Cribbage start for two players?\",\"answer\":\"Each player chooses a color and places 2 pegs on the starting positions. 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