
Games & strategy · course 5 of 105
Cribbage Scoring From Fifteen-Two to 29
Count a cribbage hand at the show fast and right: fifteens, pairs, runs, double and triple runs, flushes and his nobs, all the way up to the perfect 29.
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What it teaches
Counting a cribbage hand at the show: fifteens (every combination), pairs, pair royals and four of a kind, runs, double and triple runs, flushes (and when a flush doesn’t count), his nobs, then whole hands up to the 29. The AI asks 3 questions, places you, shows a short card per module, then deals you one hand at a time and checks your count against scores computed by script.
For players who learned at the family table and still miscount, new players with a board and no teacher, and club players who want to stop missing the third fifteen. Not for pegging or discard strategy.
How long
45 items. About 15 rounds for a strong player up to about 60 for a beginner who miscounts a lot, plus a 12-item final: 2-3 sessions (estimate from simulated students, not timed with a real person). The tutor gives a one-line save code at the end of each session.
The modules
4 modules, drilled one item at a time.
- M0
The words
Concept questions
- M1
Fifteens and pairs
Fifteens and pairs
- M2
Runs, flushes and nobs
Runs, flushes and nobs
- M3
Score the whole hand
Score the whole hand
Before it teaches, it asks
- 1Do you play already, or are you learning? Online or with a board?AI voice (ElevenLabs)
- 2Hand 5H 10C 3D 9S, starter KS. How many points from fifteens?
- 3Hand 2H 2C 3D 4S, starter KS. How many points from runs and pairs together (a double run)?
What’s exact, and what isn’t
Show
Straight from the course’s own notes.
- Computed by script
- Every score, by checking every subset of the five cards; runs cross-checked a second way; the 29 hand checked to score 29.
- Sourced
- The scoring rules from Wikipedia’s “Rules of cribbage”, 16 short quotes matched word for word on 2026-10-10.
- Not in it yet
- Pegging, his heels, the crib’s flush rule, discard strategy.