The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-17
OUR SCHOOL FOR POKER PLAYERS


" s ct p0k do psysr In
nh deah card Tho question ar,ses, should or should
complete his hand. ions RIukABr.
cHad couldn't "bo given" anything except away
and they must wait until the's turns before the
mayd Cstnru todrrw won't come until rs hand
shHen BShand won't he hlled until he has received
the proper number of cards II one OF his cards ID
raced ne mus get another in tie place. obviously then
as he has only chance to draw he would better get
the other card while lie has that chance In other
words II card Ia faced the raw tho dealer nu
servo tue next card IN its place
VIII yon indy DECIDE the follow ns point in poker
Go%S s az. nina na 70 Ss and then
aces IN and claims the not. VINO wins R.S &.
wins .fRcant see what his hand a. he'd better
not play n"ker. Hen lose lot o; money IL ho keeps
trying When fellow says hN passes in poker. he
passes aud that's all there IL OF It. II Gocsnt make
any Inference what words he uses when he says II.
u isn't manly or pretty 10 take 1t back There arc
those who seem to think they've got a right to come
around the week after tho game when some other Eel.
low mas told them they won. AMI Claim the pot and
then they write 10 us and want TO be backed up That
sort OF thnSgIres us ronzIng sense OF how job
have felt when he said TO Ephaz Temaai.e Thou
hast filled mo with wrinkles"
po, BS Ia Is playing poker all :sek pot. opens
Acalls n; has made his straight Ii has three aces
argued that since could not win any money he might
bet AFTER the draw. lie therefore could lose none and
only suffers the penalty iati down In loyic,
WARWICK.
In tho hrs' pace there isnt penalty laid down
lioyle Edmund lioyo went to hts reward haIt cen.
tnry before poker was heard Of In tho next place A
doosnt draw down red cent. and he ought to DO
ekea out "' Your game and clear over to Seattle It
must he great sport playing POKER with n man who
opensa Jack pof-by mistake-on four straight then
drnv anI M.
memory must DO something marvellous We under.
stand tina; men are accustomed to look upon such
trihnR irregularities and accidents more ienently in
the far West than is customary east Of tho Mississippi
but really tho glare OF that rather hurts tho eyes
We have heard that there were pok err game, In the
West where revolvers were the arbiters. 1t may be
that your friend A is a handy man with n gun but
unless lie s quicker than Scott Hyde and surcr than
Certainty we would advise him to avoid such games
They have unpleasant possibilities for such us he.
Please decide these questions about Jack pots, !.
and d';ocy' r. that only -four cards have been dealt
III. paeE i. il misdssi s@rpose u: sam. man
%s Sn o the % s""d n0d six eard can hy
boz. Z . aesa. ali d.ru;s, I'M IN
man JACK pot: pas around to each player
Who I'll ss n did ho the n.l Ise
Sbemets me PLAYERS TO- tie e't OF him had OPENERS
opened the pot at first be ruled DUTY fours fnlrnxRr
l. Neither. The hand is dead. and that player is out
OF the play for that deal .. lie may discard tho
sixth card. nor is It misdeaL Ills hand 10 dead as IN
tho first case. hand that consists Of either or
fewer than five cards Is foul and may not be PLAYED
III the player to whom II was dealt looks at 1t the hand
ia dead AMI he is out OF the play that deal II he
discovers 1t without looking at the cards. 1t Is a mis-
deal and the deal pastes 3. Hoyle never heard or
poker at least not while he on this earth. The
very best book poker has not been published vet
Next It comes TnE Suns school for pok or PLAYERS
e. The player who made the false opening is OF tho
play for that pot provided any other PLAYER can open
tho pot on that deal in which tho pot is played
for as II the false opening had not been made II tho
pot s not opened by other player on that deal
tho false opener has right to play for it next
deal Bnt he should pay penalty for the false open.
ing in either case You should agree yourselves
as to the penalty. Usually the false opener puts up
another pot OF the size o. tho he falsely opened
lie has a right to play for that POI.
on pa & x Of l ss. pS IN s Hs
cards gets her king and two SIN ali cards in he
~ takes the pot and SHOWS his openers pair Of
hand. i. he right Please answer in your =" saaa.%s
right. The full hand of hve cards aust be shown
face up on the board.
pot are Ryns sss
lore Tho hands called but insists upon lbs risn.
pS "aa 10 the S.
p. as i"' to ps
~ ms sn,s then pas. III: deaf tle next pl.yer WAC
rona are H a{s s
Os fe S.nx
hat no Is entitled to. CHARLES s.
]. A is out of the play for that pot provided any
other player can open It in that deal Any penalty
hat he might pay would not effect his standing re-
yards that pot. See answer to Louis Friebert q That
yame is variation OF the regular game of poker.
Witch la played only by special agreement Tho agree
nent should cover all points that may arise in which
he play differs from the regular game There
o be nothing unfair IN tho play You describe for al
hough the succeeding players Will not get Is many
lands they play for larger pot
Knay I Sstss ne .: PLAY
calls and Acknowledges the winner claims that
MICH.rL sKIIGaAusES.
Cts right. All called hands mnst be shown face up
IN he board. The hands Of all the players who have
cen the last raise with the hand OF the player who
made that raise are all the called hands any one
Zeal.
wv you n:ase answer in your OF" sporting column the
oksr. y Inc player next to the left OF Inc dealer
ayerr" s ". II.
The privilege of the age never passes.
instant readers aud oDIiEe several others Apariy
.sysn sen n, h nGd Sssn ,na.sns in .ans OF
here xs aces s in the deck nsns ass np
@ 4i ps . Gns party a TS
he money In the pot should be disposed Of and how
hectei the previous part or tho game. ABk llARRIs
To be frank with YOU Abe the best thing to do usu
ny when nve aces come up at Is o eschew tho
am" An investigation OF sleeves and chairs and tho
able might be Interesting and instructive. But your
uery shows that you a trusting chap. Care does
OF sit carkng on your brow nor doe, suspicion lurk
your bosom. So we trust tho Ave aces were honest.
n which case the previous play stands and the money