Card turn-in after defeating a player

Hello, I am new here, so sorry if this question was already asked. I don't quite get the rule about card turn-in when defeating a player. In Card turn in:Normal, is it: 1. if after you have defeated a player, you get 5 cards or more, then you are allowed to turn cards? So if I have 3 cards, and I kill a player with 2 cards, I can turn my cards and keep attacking or 2. if after you have defeated a player, you get more than 5 (so 6 or more), then you are allowed to turn cards? So if I have 3 cards, and I kill a player with 2 cards, I [b]can't[/b] turn my cards, and I need to wait next turn to turn them. Another question: - After defeating a player, I am allowed to turn 2 set of cards if I have at least 6 cards and that I have two "eligible" sets. Am I correct? More generally, I couldn't find on the website the rules (like the leaflet you get when you buy Risk or any physical game) It's a bit mixed between the Glossary, the Play Turn and maybe other places. Thx for your help. My next moves depends on this :p

#1. If you have 5+ you can turn in with normal cards. If you have 6+ you could turn in more than one set. I had 9 one time (had 4, killed a 5) and got 3 sets.

Hello Ptgreg, Welcome to Dominating Twelve, here is where professional players love to play! ;) [b]After a kill you need [u]5 or more[/u] cards in order to be allowed (and forced) to turn in.[/b] [size=12px]Unless you set the cards to "Advanced" in which case the turn-in after a kill is free (you just need to have one or more "eligible" sets: 3 cards might be enough for that).[/size] [i]Hasbro's rules are that you need 6 or more or cards, but this is not Risk, this is D12, our rules are much better for avoiding stalemating situations[/i] With 6 or 7 cards you can turn in twice if you've got 2 sets. With 8 cards or 9 cards you are forced to turn-in twice, in the latter case with a bit of luck you can turn-in even thrice! I hope I have clarified how it works. [size=12px][i]I didn't see Dough_Boy's post sorry[/i][/size]

Thx. It's very clear. It's just that I didn't know if 5+ meant: - 5 or more cards - more than 5 cards I find it a bit ambiguous, you might want to make this more explicit.

#+ ALWAYS means >= #. Just a short way of denoting # or more. So 5+ = 5 or more 6+ means more than 5, or 6 or more This is universal and not just limited to D12.

Yes maybe there might be some ambiguity. FIY (for your information) these abbreviations are commonly used: [b]5+[/b] is [u]5 or more[/u], [b]>5[/b] is [u]more than 5[/u], [b]#[/b] means [u]number[/u]. [i]Once again I fell asleep while typing and Dough_boy preceded me! :([/i] In any case Ptgreg is right: the turn-in rules aren't fully explained. Thanks for this report then.