The deal
1 Dot, 3 Crak, 4 Crak, 4 Crak, 5 Dot, 5 Dot, 6 Bam, 6 Dot, 6 Dot, 7 Crak, 8 Crak, East, East
What the coach saw
Your hand leans toward Pairs Hands (4 pairs (jokers can't fill pairs)). Second option: Even Numbers (2·4·6·8).
Three or more pairs, consider steering toward a pairs-style line.
The strongest category here is Pairs Hands (4 pairs (jokers can't fill pairs)). The backup direction, if the draws turn, is Even Numbers (2·4·6·8).
Keep and pass
Worth holding: East, 4 Crak, 4 Crak, 6 Dot, 6 Dot.
In the Charleston, these can go, and here is why:
1 Dot: a loner, serves neither Pairs Hands nor Even Numbers (2·4·6·8)
3 Crak: a loner, serves neither Pairs Hands nor Even Numbers (2·4·6·8)
7 Crak: a loner, serves neither Pairs Hands nor Even Numbers (2·4·6·8)
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