Where are the 5’s?
Response from developer
The deck is randomly shuffled before each deal, and the starter card is randomly chosen. The odds of you receiving a 5 are the same in each hand, no matter how many times in the past you did not get one. For more on this see "Gambler's Fallacy".
Decent Version
Response from developer
The game is truly random and the AI player is only as good as I can program it. But I've come to realize that players are going to believe what they want to believe. Landscape mode is available on iPad; iPhones are not big enough.
Just. Cribbage
Response from developer
The statistical probability of getting a "great hand" is always the same on every deal. It makes no difference how many times in a row you or the opponent get a great hand. The probability of a great hand on the next deal is still the same. For more on this, see "gambler's fallacy".
Just. Cribbage
Not “just” cribbage
Response from developer
The statistical probability of getting a "great hand" is always the same on every deal. It makes no difference how many times in a row you or the opponent get a great hand. The probability of a great hand on the next deal is still the same. For more on this, see "gambler's fallacy".
It Starts With the Cuts
Response from developer
The odds of winning the cut are always 50/50. It makes no difference how many times in a row you or the AI player has won it. The odds on the next cut are still 50/50. For more on this, see "gambler's fallacy".
I really appreciate this game!
The only suggestion I would make is for a few cosmetic settings - change the background board color, larger cards (maybe allow landscape?), different card backs/fronts, things like that.
But it’s still great the way it is, and I’m grateful that you made a fun, completely free version!
Response from developer
I'm glad you are enjoying the app. That is correct, there is no difficulty setting. The deck is randomly shuffled before each deal (I believe more truly random than hand-shuffling an actual deck), and the AI opponent does not "peek" at any cards. I don't see any point in "rigging" the game, and besides, it would be more cumbersome to program. Larger cards and landscape are standard on iPad. In order to fit on small iPhone models only portrait is available.
Rigged?
Unusable
It’s clean to look at
Response from developer
Thank you for this suggestion. Option to auto-ok hand counts is available in version 2.2.1.
Another game that cheats
Nice and simple but frustrating to play
Response from developer
A faster speed of play option is available under Settings.
Simple interface, no ads
Count glitch
Response from developer
Thank you for reporting this. I have corrected a few bugs and released Version 2.1.4. Hopefully this has eliminated the scoring error that occurred.
Very sad
Plain and simple cribbage, just as the name implies
Response from developer
Thank you for highlighting the random element in all card games, cribbage included. When a given event does not occur in one hand (or the last 100 hands), it is NOT more likely to occur in the next hand. The governing probability of that event is always the same. I am not familiar with the term "pony" (spell check error?); it sounds like what I know as "Nobs". The app is designed to follow rules of the American Cribbage Congress (www.cribbage.org), which defines Nobs as "Jack of the same suit as the starter card, in either the hand or crib, counts one point".
It WAS just right
I liked it before because it was plain and basic. Now there are changes that do nothing to enhance the game. Cribbage is cribbage.
Yes it does seem a bit slanted towards the computer but oh well. I’m more upset about changes made that didn’t need to be made.
Deleted the app.
Recent update disappointing
Response from developer
I believe the white (instead of black) numbers are related to Dark display mode on your device. Please update to version 2.0.2 and see if text is now black in both Dark and Light mode.
Tony
Still love it, but…
Response from developer
Thank you for calling this to my attention. Yes, the text needs to be black. I wonder if your device is in Dark display mode? (If so, the board numbers 0, 10, 20, ... 120 are also white instead of black). If this is indeed the issue, it should be fixed in version 2.0.2.
