Lunch Time Tichuers: March 2007 Archives

Ugh. The run of bad luck continues. And, as you can see, one team was getting all of the points. Until Ed was set. Then, it went our way. But our desperation Grand-Tichus sealed our fate.

03/29/2007 The scorecard for a game of Tichu
GT or T bet made or lost
This team scored more points than the other or one twoed
GT/T Team #1 GT/T GT/T Team #2 GT/T
Ed & Jon AdamR & MarkH
 
90
    10  
  290     10  
 
395
    5  
 
495
    5  
 
680
T+   20  
T-
640
    60  
  760 T+  
140
 
  775    
225
 
 
865
  GT- 35  
 
945
    -145 GT-

Jon continues his streak of being bad luck for me (that's my story and I am sticking to it!). Towards the end, I was forced into making a desperation Grand-Tichu call (Jon picking up all of his cards first). Which I should not of made in the first place, but oh well. On the next hand, Ed calls Tichu when his team only needed 35 points for the win. When we set him, we once again had a little hope of making a comeback. And Jon kept hope alive when he made a Tichu call. Unfortunately he made an ace wish when he played his eleven card straight. And I was able to satisfy that wish by breaking up my thirteen card run (leaving me with a 2, a 3 and a jack). Jon had no aces. So he was trying to improve his hand by forcing an opponent to play an Ace. It was a risky call. But when you are behind, you need to take chances...

03/20/2007 The scorecard for a game of Tichu
GT or T bet made or lost
This team scored more points than the other or one twoed
GT/T Team #1 GT/T GT/T Team #2 GT/T
Ed & AdamR MarkH & Jon
 
80
    20  
 
185
  T+ 115  
  485 T+   115  
  635 T+   165  
  855 GT+  
245
 
T+ 960    
340
 
  965   GT-
235
 
T- 885    
315
 
  1085     215 T-