His heels: the starter is a jack
When the card turned up as the starter is a jack, the dealer pegs 2 at once ACC r.6.3.a. If those points reach 121, the dealer wins on the spot ACC r.6.3.b. Some players call it his nibs.
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The dealer pegs 2at once, whoever cut the pack
His nobs: a jack in the starter’s suit
The jack of the same suit as the starter scores 1. It counts in the show, in a hand or in the crib ACC r.1.6. Here the jack of hearts matches the heart starter:
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NobsJ13
A quick way to keep them apart: heels is the dealer’s, scored the moment the jack turns up. Nobs belongs to whoever holds the matching jack, scored when the hands are counted.
Questions
- What is the difference between nobs and heels?
- His heels: the starter is a jack, and the dealer pegs 2 at once. His nobs: a jack in your hand or crib of the starter's suit, worth 1 in the show.