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leaving the game
Posted by duster340 (VIP) 17 Mar 2013 11:56am
    


Goodmorning fellow cribbers. Can we all have a vote about crib players leaving the game after the first hand is played. It should be an automatic forfiet, but its not. In dollar games its ok but the $5 games its really unfair. I complained about this before and the story is, the games are ANALIZED!!! You quit , you forfiet, simple as that. Lets all get behind this!!! There, I feel much better!!!



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Posted by webmaster 17 Mar 2013 12:45pm
    


The ticket games are analyzed. If the player who is not present at the table was leading in the game or the chances to win were 50-50, then such game is auto-annulled. If the absent player were losing, then the remaining player is allowed to claim the win. Such game might be settled proportionately later. All these cases are clearly spelled out in Terms and Conditions that every player agrees to prior to each ticket game.
You always have the option to review your own ticket games at Cribbage Viewer



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