Nobs Cribbage · Team and process
About
The Nobs Cribbage site was created for people learning cribbage, for anyone trying to settle a question about the game, or for those who are looking to play cribbage online. The Nobs Cribbage team publishes this website and works on two cribbage products. The Nobs Cribbage mobile app lets you play cribbage against friends and computer opponents, and Muggins is a digital cribbage board that acts as a scorekeeper as people play with real cards.
In addition to covering common questions, rules, and terminology about the game, Nobs also offers tools, printable cheat sheets, and a free playable browser game.
How does the editorial process work?
All content around rules and scoring is rooted in sourced fact sheets. Every page goes through multiple drafts, accuracy checks, language checks, and more to make sure all information is accurate and true. Any claims about this website’s tools and apps are checked against the actual codebase. When a page speaks to original data we collected or research we’ve done, we explain our methodology so readers can properly judge our work.
AI tools may assist with research, organization, drafting, editing, or code. AI assistance is sometimes a part of the process. The creators of Nobs Cribbage remain solely responsible for what is published.
When does a page show sources?
Straightforward rules and standard glossary definitions usually don’t need sources. Public citations do, however, appear when we’re making a claim. Readers should know where a claim came from. This includes history of cribbage, origins of the game, attributed statements, quotations, odds and statistics, quoted secondary research, and other non-obvious numerical claims.
Which cribbage references do we use?
The common rules baseline includes the American Cribbage Congress 2025 rulebook, Pagat’s cribbage page, and Bicycle’s cribbage rules. American Cribbage Congress material is explained in our own words. Linking to these organizations does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation.
See something you think is wrong?
Send corrections or questions to support@nobscribbage.com. Include the page URL and your suggestions or what you believe is incorrect. We’ll then check the claim against our sources and make the correction if needed.
By the Nobs Cribbage team Last reviewed 2026-08-25