Unleash the full potential of your gameplay with this incredible tool that can significantly enhance your performance, providing you with invaluable insights to make important discard choices. The “Hand Grade” itself is the percentile rank of the hand when sorted by the average score of the 4 cards selected plus/minus the average points from the resulting crib depending on if you are the dealer. However, if it were the player’s crib, it would show “Avg + Crib” instead.

For instance, in the example above, the “Avg – Crib” shows the estimated average score with the crib values subtracted.

On the other hand, if the player has the crib, the crib values will be added to the average score.

If the other player has the crib, the crib values will be subtracted from the average score.

The estimated average crib score is based on only the 2 cards discarded, assuming any 2 other random cards from the deck are possible.

An estimated crib average is also displayed, which is either added or subtracted to show the final number on the right side of the section.

The resulting 4-card hand is displayed, along with the calculated minimum, maximum, and average scores for that hand.To better understand the scoring breakdown in each section, take note of the following information provided:.The discard that was chosen/used is highlighted with a yellow border. Every possible discard to the crib is shown in each section that follows, sorted from the highest grade to lowest.If you want to learn more about how the crib average and total is calculated, you can select the “?” button.The second line shows all of the cards dealt for that hand, and who is the dealer with the crib.The top line shows whether it was your hand, or your opponent’s, and the calculated grade.

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