Talk:Cripple Mister Onion
I see no difference between the description of a flush and a broken flush. I suspect that the difference is supposed to be that where a broken flush says "every card but one" the flush should just say "every card".
thougts?
But all this is not from Mr. Patchett but from the mathematician Prof. Terry Tao and the biophysicist Dr Andrew C. Millard from the USA. The rules and design of thes game were posted on USENET around 1993. !?!--Rene 12:46, 16 January 2008 (CET)
Poker or Gin Rummy ?
I just reread (make that re-re-re-re-re-reread or something) Witches Abroad and following the thoughtprocesses of Mister Frank I was under the impression that the game played somewhat like Gin Rummy,
"...he'd called her out and run a decent flush into the maw of a five card Onion that the old bag must have been patiently constructing for ages."
The above qoute makes it seem that a hand goes on until one player "knocks" or "calls out". Just a thought (because Cincinatti Kid was on TV last night and I spotted Rounders on my bookshelf). Iron Hippo 14:39, 3 April 2009 (UTC)
Spelling
Is there any justification for the spelling "octagram? It's not normal for Roundworld, but then Roundworld never used them. --Old Dickens 01:04, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
OK, both Wikipedia and the "official" rules at [1] spell it that way, although the Roundworld game doesn't use those suits at all, Caroc packs being hard to find. --Old Dickens 13:42, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
Full Rules
Since the full rules as written by Andrew C. Millard are gone from the internet (cripplemronion.info leads to a domain seller and the domain crimron.net which was Andrew used as email host is completely gone from the internet, I have found a version from the Wayback Machine and already creted it on the other wiki (https://discworld.fandom.com/wiki/Cripple_Mr_Onion_Full_Rules). Would it be al right to do thate here also? ThSpeck (talk)