Hanabi - No double finesse conventions:
[Theory] Reverse off finesse position:
The tag [Theory] is only for things I will not except on a normal game of this group. But just something interresting to talk about.

Alice.
Bob's hand: x-x-r-x-x
Cathy's hand: x-r1-x-x-x
Alice clue red to Bob.

It's now Bob's turn.
Bob has many interpretations possible:
1) Bob assume r1 and play it.
2) Bob has another clue to give to Cathy, and Alice knew it, so he decides to follow what wanted Alice, and clue Cathy.
3) Bob assume a reverse off finesse position (and r3), and is allowed to discard.

Hanabi - No double finesse conventions:
(first, read the description of the group)

Here is the basics:
- basics of bga conventions is on (color=play leftmost, number off chop=play leftmost, number on chop=save or play leftmost).
- (single) bluffs are on.

- double finesse are off: you can't assume a clue is a finesse if you need to play two blinds plays.
- double finesse on a single new card and one already saved card is on.
- (single) self finesse (with no other component) is on (so like 2 in early game for make r1+r2 play on the same player).
- self finesse with a finesse component on another player is off, only if you doesn't know the color of that finesse (use logic with the previous rules).

- you can save ANY card in chop when the person who receive the clue know the clue isn't playable is on (except if another player who doesn't know this person know it's not playable, will do something bad)(if the save is really bad, you can assume something else)(again, use logic).

- two away bluff which can't be a finesse means to play slot 2 instead.
- three away bluff means to play slot 3.
- four away bluff means to play slot 4.

- 2-saves are on.