I’m the bidder of this game, and let’s say there are six players; Rayne, Ryuutakeshi, Phoenicks, parma, Wolverine, and Mijzelffan.
I draw each player’s card with RNG (
site here), and let’s say these are the results.
Rayne: Four of Hearts
Ryuutakeshi: Six of Clubs
parma: Three of Spades
Phoenicks: Jack of Clubs
Wolverine: Ace of Diamonds
Mijzelffan: Ace of Spades
I will send each player a PM. To avoid confusion, I will word the values rather than show a picture of what card they each received.
What Rayne will receive:
Ryuutakeshi has Six of Clubs.
parma has Three of Spades.
Phoenicks has Jack of Clubs.
Wolverine has Ace of Diamonds.
Mijzelffan has Ace of Spades.
To brief, let’s see what Mijzelffan would receive.
Rayne has Four of Hearts.
Ryuutakeshi has Six of Clubs.
parma has Three of Spades.
Phoenicks has Jack of Clubs.
Wolverine has Ace of Diamonds.
As you can see, they will ‘see’ what other players have, but what THEY themselves have, they will not know.
Okay, so the round starts. Let’s make up a situation.
(No offense to the fellow moderators, this is just a simulation.) Rayne sees that there are two players with Aces. Further, they are cards of two highest values, only the Ace of Spades beating that of Diamonds by a margin. This literally looks bad, not worth the bet, so he says
OUT.
Both
Ryuutakeshi and
parma see the Aces too. Not good. -1 is better than -3. They both call
OUT.
Is this the only way to make a decision? Not really, let’s show an example, shall I?
Phoenicks thinks differently. He sees two players with Aces, yes, but that will scare players from bidding IN. There’s a chance that both Wolverine and Mijzelffan will bid OUT, scared by each other’s Aces. The numbers 4, 6, and 3 are not really that HARD to beat, there are plenty of values above them and he might have one of them! So he bids
IN.
Wolverine thinks the Mijzelffan’s Ace will scare others off too, only that he does not know that he himself is holding an Ace. And Mijzelffan might call OUT, seeing Phoenicks’ Jack. He bids
IN.
Mijzelffan notices that Wolverine has Ace of Diamonds. The only card that beats that is Ace of Spades, and that’s a slim chance. He bids
OUT. (Remember, he cannot see his own card!)
So the actual results,
Rayne, Ryuutakeshi, parma, and Mijzelffan bid
OUT. They automatically lose 1 point.
Phoenicks and
Wolverine bid
IN. Wolverine has Ace of Diamonds, which overthrows Phoenicks’ Jack of Clubs. Thus, Phoenicks loses 3 points, while Wolverine wins 5.
Wolverine : +5
Rayne, Ryuutakeshi, parma, and Mijzelffan : -1
Phoenicks: : -3
A new round starts.
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