Lesson 11 of 13
Practice: getting better
These questions use the habits from this section. Think about what each play tells the table.
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Both of your tiles can play. Which goes first?
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Four sixes are on the table and two are in your hand. How many sixes could the other players hold?
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Rafa passed when the ends were 2 and 5. Now they're 2 and 3. Can he play?
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Your partner led the double-three. Both of your tiles can play. Which helps your team?
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The other team keeps playing fives. Both of your tiles can play. What's the smart play?
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You're leading with this hand. Which is the best first play?
Your hand
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