1. INTRODUCTION AND ORIENTATION
2. HISTORY
3. RULES OF PLAY
4. EQUIPMENT AND ITS USE
5. COMPONENTS OF PLAY
(1)
Cut for Deal
(2)
The Deal
(3)
The Throw-off
(4)
Cut For Start
(5)
Pegging Play
(6)
Counting The Pone's Hand
(7)
Counting The Dealer's Hand
(8)
Counting The Crib
(9)
Muggins
(10)
Conclusion: Components of Play
6. SCORING AND ITS SEQUELAE
(1) Scoring off the cut for start
(2) Scoring During Pegging Play
(3) Scoring From The Hand
(a)
Fifteens-for-two
(b)
Pairs, triples and quadruples
(c)
Runs
(d)
Flush
(e)
Nob
(f)
Counting Summary
(g)
A Counting Example
(h)
Scoring Outline
(i)
A Counting Exercise
(4) Scoring From The Crib
(5) Scoring Muggins
7. CRIBBAGE OVERVIEW
8. PLAYING STRATEGY –
A SIMPLISTIC OVERVIEW
9. RETENTION/THROWING–OFF
10. OPTIMIZING THE RETENTION
CHOICE
11. DEFENSIVE/OFFENSIVE
THROW-OFF STRATEGIES
(1) Retention/Throwing-off - Insight
12. RETENTION/THROW-OFF
– CHALLENGING DECISIONS
13. RETENTION/THROW-OFF
CAVEAT
(1) Retention/Throw-Off
– Checklist
14. SOME LAWS FOR THROWING
OFF INTO THE CRIB
15. YOU DECIDE –
RETENTION/THROW-OFF DECISIONS
16. THE INS AND OUTS OF
PEGGING
(1)
Introduction to Pegging
(2)
The Laws of Pegging
(3)
Pegging Schemes
(4)
The Lead and Its Answer
(5)
Defensive Pegging Strategy
(6)
Offensive Pegging Strategy (Dealer’s Perspective)
(7)
Strategy Summary - From The Perspective Of The Lead
(8)
An In Depth Pegging Analysis
(9)
The Law of Improbabilities
(10)
What Remains in the Opponent’s Hand
(11)
The Pegging Hand
(12)
Pegging Outline
(13)
Summarizing Pegging Play Strategy
17. AN EXERCISE IN REFERENCE
TO THE LEAD
18. AN EXERCISE IN REFERENCE
TO ANSWERING THE LEAD
(1) Pegging Caveats
19. BASIC BOARD POSITION
(1) Board Position Checklist
20. SUMMARISING BOARD POSITION
STRATEGY
(1) An Exercise in Reference to Board Position
Strategy
21. DEATH ON FOURTH STREET
(1) Don’t Lose a Game That Should not
be Lost
22. GAME STRATEGY AND PLAY — A FULL REVIEW
23. A UNIQUE CRIBBAGE LECTURE
(Lessons and Discussions 1 through 19)
24. COMPATIBLES, FRIENDLES
AND UNFRIENDLIES REVISITED
25. MENTAL COMPONENT
26. WHEN THE CARDS ARE RUNNING AGAINST
YOU
27. DON'T GET HOODWINKED
28. CRIBBAGE GAME VARIATIONS
& INCIDENTALS
(1) Three Player (Cutthroat)
(2) Four Player
(3) Five-Card (61-Point Game)
(4) Six-Card (91-Point Game)
(5) Seven-Card (151/181 Point Game)
(6) Low Ball (Loser is First To Score 121 Points)
(7) Pub Game – Need To Know Information
(8) Cribbage Solitaire
(9) How To Conduct A Local Cribbage Tournament
29. PARTING COMMENT
30. CONCLUSION
Glossary
