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The 7 signal

 
 
Reply Mon 2 Jul, 2012 08:01 am
We needed 180 to meld. It was the second round of play. My partner discarded a seven which to me meant that she had 2 sevens. I discarded my 2 sevens and by the time I picked the pack there were 5 sevens and I thought she had 2 of them. When I laid down the 5 sevens my partner didn't have any. She said she wouldn't keep one in her hand because she needed 180 and a seven wouldn't do her any good. In my regular weekly game this wouldn't be acceptable in this situation. Of course, there are times when a seven could be discarded and not be a signal (avoiding the pack to be picked, 2 cards left, etc). This group I was playing with insisted I was wrong, and that a seven played early in the game should not be construed as a signal.
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Mame
 
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Reply Mon 2 Jul, 2012 10:46 am
@Bbrodowsky,
okay
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roger
 
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Reply Sat 7 Jul, 2012 01:00 am
@Bbrodowsky,
Signal or no signal probably depends on how long you've been partners.
eframes
 
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Reply Sun 9 Jun, 2013 11:48 am
@roger,
I disagree. You need table rules before you start playing. 7's are dangerous to just discard in order to meld. I've been playing for 8 years and we always signal 7's. It can make or break the game. Same with aces if they're not on the table.
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