The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
ruEsUN,s SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS
In . game Of pinochle can two queens be mold e
with one king! HARRY

In game Of pinochle can two queens b. melded
with one king' HARRY
No.
dispute win Indy snsTsT the fSoT
deals, turns up queen q heat srump. r leads; Q
@ rs to- me s hs 81 81 he I
picked win n. .inx hearts from hi. hand forty
fore NEEDING the forty trumpA Can 70 out that
No. After ho took tho trick which enabled him to
take the queen the deck head he could meld what
he chose but tho meld must have been announced be-
fore he picked the queen After picking tho deck
head he could not announce meld.
Asays that on the draw in poker the player must
take exposed card cards claims that the rest
OF ne must , be helped and ha. the player
posed card put With the discard. who ISht
Neither. Cards exposed on the draw may not be re.
ceved by player When cards exposed the dealer
mus. to the player who was entitled to the ex-
posed cards before they faced the cards to
number asked for. In the draw each hand must be
filed. that Is 1t must contain 1--WE cards. before cards
may be served to the succeeding piayera
SUI when hand in ths following poker hand won A
sns s s sS4ssp
turn Is,s see, aud ss's' oasr.
assss Sa
"sr ssra ps,. hi, hSnd pack
has @ ss o and ,n n had wh,s s 10 IN
zisa, Pc ' Pot, sasp":sd To
@ TO shO% T.. sa% Ia "a being the called
table for examination Please give me the correct
rule II.
A wins There are several rules which bear on the
point. Tho first is frequently called axiom II 10
mistakes revert to the disadvantage of tho player
who makes them. made a mistake in saying GOOD"
when show ell three aces b should have demanded
that abide by the rule which requires all hands to be
shown face up the table. He did not do that, and
he did not discover his mistake until after A had
thrown his hand away and it late for him to
show It, might with Just AZ much Justice contend
that had another pair with his three aces but did
show them as h Said the aces beat him. There's
an old saying poser that player Loses his voice
when he says That's good"
A. Bad. T. and y are playing draw for mental 40;
opens Tor ,hs lin passes pas comes a and raises:
makes even. IN The draw y stand. pat and d takes
comes me ri ,.puie in show down nds spade
and t.%. he ~ % ss pc e
that he should have opened It II had not
that portion Of the pot minus tho bets B made AT
ter opened H. n ss a osts sh9nd go Into ne
to your superior wisdom J. X.
The procedure of false opening has not yet
been authoritatively settled. VARIES SO much with
different lotteries that there can hardly be said 10 be
an est usage But point all agree That
Is that the false opener deserves no confederation.
Acting on that principle all coteries agree that
the false opener declares his mistake before the draw
he drops out and the Others play for tho pot after
whcht false opener puts up another pot of size to
be determined upon by the players for which he
right to play with the rest With B. tho false opener.
out IL is evident that would then have opened the
pot OH his kingA and tens and all the other players
would drawn just the same cards they did as 1t
was played So there can be doubt but that would
have won the pot and he 10 entitled toll should
also be required to put mp another pot for which no
should hAys chance to play.