Re: Quick Quads Question.
Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2021 6:08 pm
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When I teach DDB QQ, every time I ask the difference between AA22x and AA33x. Since you generally just hold aces from aces, many players automatically hold the aces in both cases.
And you can also draw a third ace, also yielding 45 coins if you miss out on one of the remaining deuces.BobDancer wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 3:54 pmWhen I teach DDB QQ, every time I ask the difference between AA22x and AA33x. Since you generally just hold aces from aces, many players automatically hold the aces in both cases.
Finally, when it's explained that AA22 is also a "Quick Trip," meaning a pair with two other cards adding up to the rank pair, they see the difference. Drawing a deuce to the first combination yields 400 coins. Drawing a trey to the second combination yields 45 coins. Big difference --- whether you're sitting or standing
Right, but I'm talking about the general gambler that's never heard of you.BobDancer wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 3:54 pmWhen I teach DDB QQ, every time I ask the difference between AA22x and AA33x. Since you generally just hold aces from aces, many players automatically hold the aces in both cases.
Finally, when it's explained that AA22 is also a "Quick Trip," meaning a pair with two other cards adding up to the rank pair, they see the difference. Drawing a deuce to the first combination yields 400 coins. Drawing a trey to the second combination yields 45 coins. Big difference --- whether you're sitting or standing