I was trying to find this out too and learned that the game we called Michigan Rummy with different goals for each hand is really called Contract Rummy. If you search on that name you may find more information like I did. I don't know about eleven hands, but I remember the following sequences with sets consisting of 3 cards of the same rank/value (all 3's, all Jacks, etc); runs consisting of 4 cards of the same suit in consecutive order; aces count as 1's. 1. Two Sets 2. One Set, One Run 3. Two Runs 4. Three Sets 5. Two Sets, One Run 6. One Set, Two Runs 7. Three Runs. We usually only went to #6 and called that hand "Mr. Perfect", meaning you needed to have no discard when you laid down that last hand. Hope this helps.
Yes it is up to the opponent to make their hands regardless of whether you hold your spreads or not it is a commonly used strategy to catch the opponent with their hand
Eleven.
I am an eleven year old and there is NO limit to children. However parents must recognize in what hands there leaving there child in!
it just spreads it gets on the hands then starts reproducing asexually
reed peer. he has done a lot for the state of michigan. he once shot a bear with just his hands. and skinned it with his teeth to give to the poor people of michigan.
An armstand is a dive from a platform which starts from the hands.
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
You are nervous.
The web address of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum is: http://www.aahom.org
Cupboards have cookies for hands that get CAUGHT!
it´s done by palms or hands, usually the measure starts from the horseshoe to the cross, therefore English pureblood are 14 hands and peruvian pasofinos are 9 hands etc