Exposures & Information
What your exposure gives away
Reading your own table image.
Intermediate · lesson 14 of 22
One exposure narrows you to a section. Two usually narrows you to a handful of hands, and to anyone paying attention, often to one.
The practical consequence lands at the end of the hand. Once the table can name your hand, they simply stop discarding what you need, and you are left drawing for it.
Note
You can be a little harder to read. Rack your exposures in the order you made them rather than in card order, and keep flowers where they fall. It is a small thing, and it costs nothing.
Reading ahead is fine. The path takes lessons in order, so this one ticks off once you get here.
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