The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
rHE SUMS SCHOOL ron GARD PLAYERS.

. and play poker. makes bet Of $40 and sees
It and raises It s2A says he has only IS. and calls
show Jhen takes his s2b out Of the pot and tells
to take the money says had right to leave So
in the pot. the smount which he had Now had the
right to take ali Il. money on. o. no, ~,
must leave s. out OF his s25 In the pot b Was
right in his claim.
and are r.yins on. game Of pS,sr Ell
play with hin and puts up three chips then siamsd
..!sg sSs s.S%s g Gay rsns BY pSs|ns -
,sS more chips or else to forfeit his one was
was right in his assertion Tho method advocated
by A could not prevail except by mutual consent
In rams Of draw poker before tho drav has been
deaf ok ssd unnwnr. or this he PICK. hs band Up
AS hand dead or can he claim m,sdss!, v,-x -.
As hand Ia dead lie should have made his discovery
of tho surplus prior picking up looking his hand
| It Is not misdeaL
sssE s.as s.ss man inasRsnSsns n.sn AK
entire pssS aai, essept,as nys ssrds. diamonds com.
siSs %i Sn SPG s. 70
9f
Clubs arc not trump. The nnai run by A from =
| heart to a club illegal Tho heart was legal
trump and should have been allowed to stand and
were too Napolconic in their ways and means Of beg
| ging and dealing Tho others playing had some voice
| in the game surely.
ON:
out frat. low jack. or high. game INV.
| Each player having two to CO. the ono making iow
and jack wins Tho points in their consecutive
| order. Gamo Is the hnal point.
M referred to yon a.. authority on s19hre and ask
.s.,' and iGn'S
pnT,m n b"a'e anu Moran partners uaiayan aeals
sna only f MAKE. one
on en5"n nr, four Ts 9p
PLAYING against aalsvan he asprv .%H ni ~
Gaiayan benzan snt.lcd to Docs Hsyle this
question What is tho general rulo under this head
aslavnn can po,n. only. but no. for the
reason assigned by Moran. Tho latter had right TO
play alone II tho had been played properly That
privilege belonged solely to tho player the
sponsibty of the trump. either by picking up. max.
Ing or ordering up Gaiavan had secured every
trick he would have bosn entitled to four points,
| no matter who played against him. "Hoyle "(D 10
| silent on the subject.
Aparty o. four play gam. Of SO, back for stakes
out G has tour to maketo 60 out and 2 has fonr to
Il s % IN. n sf P H. ss point.
Rs mad. Ia. TIN s :na . .S s
as PLAYING for stakes made different game of Il from
bids has the mrs, eoan, ana goes out hs
chs but S Eqs h he woa nS % 60
| held low with his only ono to go. INV HAVEN
| goes out on his low. Is in error. HIS claim 10
| Illogical and wholly wrong.
Please settle dispute about dice shaking. shakes
shake .xs. aud two dsuees snsse. .i Second
snGIa; over sn' Of "a sl,
| skies. Docs that GOT HxSaY QuYrLEN.
| 1t doesn't CO. B'ssecond throw amounted to naught.
He must throw again to his sxes and deuces. He
not claim three skies under the circumstances stated
In nllins hand =. draw poker If one card I. turned
dsapy to tho others or ra, until the ether. have
That hand must be filled at Every player should
be dealt u hand of nve cards in succession.
R'Se: gsish sss;
| Please decide to settle a bet CHAs. L. Blown
No. Tho ages privileges do not transfer. They end
| when ho passes out No. should make the first bet.
VIII you phase answer the lowing question in your
IN ne esra isssf
Hs"s H.
are helped and then get e.. esTd,
Tho player whose card was exposed must DO served
with the card and before any of tho players fol.
lowing him is helped. The exposed card Is dead.
PAIR say q md dssaras ono aes |: draw AZ, 70 =
fore the draw and must he call attention in such
h ss
and explain Hoyles rule on this point. ISaUiRsR
Unless otherwise expressly agreed. player is not
compelled to call special attention to his method OF
dscarding. lie can legally break openers without in
any way announcing that fact. All that he rs to do
simply to place his discarded card in its proper place
in the discard pile. which, II properly made will tell
| its own tale should any dispute subsequently arise
We can't tell you what "Ioyle" says on the subject.
Various so.called authorities cards. nonchalantly
| termed "Hoyle." give different rules and different
opinions ou the subject For reasons best known to
| their respective publishers such "Hoyles" are made
to disagree. Once bog remind you that the
original and only Edmund Hoyle. tho great authority
on some card games never heard of poker. He In
his In the year Of Lord l7oaong before tho
fascinating game OF poier was ever thought OF. THE
Sur is Its own authority cards consistency fairness
common sense and experience forming the foundation
Of Its opinions and decisions.
MN yo1 ooss constant reader Sy .n:wsr.nE tho
es1d. T. age Bet" drop. out a' Also pas.e
ss bot BBs:ss again Ts
Bet ani and .ss. 'ns
Can G raise the bet new 3. In Jack pot. Gan the
ss P.i sSsiI ss!a
abs to show wha, he opened with, JAMES BurLER.
| ]. b and were out OF it as soon as they passed
Their hands are dead. ?. Yes. B. A PLAYER can break
openers with the object of ghcninx his hand and
II he holds the highest hand upon the cali he will win
The discard Pile correctly made will give indisputabls
evidence OF the broken pair Ito is not compelled to
! advertise the split before tho call
Please inform who ia right In this The gams IL
suehre. and hearts are trumps, and are partners
md AMI arc partners loads tho Of tianpn ds
pavs the left bower. G. plays tho king OF
aud u throws on A. DIS card falls HIS PARTNER, b. no
iicr. that he has diamond anil rectes is InisraEe
then his partner, d. takes bnck his card. A and q
caim that cannot take back his card Is he right,
Z. Z. scuSARz Broonlyn. n. Y.
D reneged. and must suffer the penalty for It. uo
| has no one but himself to blame for his error.
| Mr.. ". and Mr. R. were playing sixty.s.. Mr.. B.
made as. and Mr.. ". 55 but he TOOK tho last trick
which him 10 also. Now Mr.. VI. claims he won
the point because he took tho as iri,s Mr.. b. main
tatnt that there WAS no point out. As money Ia de-
pending upon the decision did not wish tn eide.
kaid would refer to rHR trust viii reply at
| your earliest convenience. L. j. H., ROndout
The last trick counts 10 toward 90. II Mr. NJ counted
total OF 10 only. including the points for tho last
trick he is not out sxtysx is the score and no less
proposed 70 fr end that they each huy $40 worth
,hs game h.sin. there Says 4i1 worth S"eB
comes in later ana hugs SO worth Il loses his chips
asks 70, some chips AMI 4 REFUSES huvs more
e?H keeps on playing. and 10 ,rs So5 IIrw much OF
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