The sun., 1895-05-19

ne ante and require every player e make good be-
Ing the ante. but CONTEND that cannot be deprived
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You are right
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Ais wrong. only called hands must be shown. AS
rule would destroy the biu which is of the beau
ties Of the game
bets that in California and some other Western
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MORRIS oCoxSriI-
Any sort OF variation in tho rules of poker may be
made by special agreement among the players The
one you name is sometimes played In the West but Is
not common. When Congress is in session Washing
ton sees some pretty str games but most of the sto
res OF high play locate their games in the West That
is perhaps straw.
hes s5sh
. In :, folr.handcd M game Of poker deals + age, c
FRANK Foy.
nB really raises 1t to draw C loses what he hns put
before made tho ante, which when made It was
greater than had expected, may withdraw.
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kind, t. e.. four queens. Which winsf READER-
e. playing ssnd s,sy Of sss cuFs bet: s
Sp S sa sss she Rs sSs a
'2s psyels s ii ssa :sHT
O. wins. cs contention is nonsense. Only called
hands must be shown.
aee enrs s " On % deal ' Is
n ha s @ nG R
requests TO take one back. D refuses and says As
BEEN raised from % ,he table at G all Which, is rss!
As hand is not dead II the draw has passed 1t is
misdeai.
of a kind ''''"'' G. OK
Both.
nE three cards; No one comes In sonssausntly 4
son!ends ks show sls entire hand face ap BY.
The opener must show five cards face up.
sS In a
that he has six cards Il Claimed by one OF the players
and denied by another that the deal passes to the
hhy nSa G as
me
player VIII" had sis cards had not II until
hs .eGh hi n the deal the
l. It is msdeai. but the deal does pass. 2. The
players hand would have been dead and there would
have been no new deal.
n %T al md s s
whicn consists or only four cards. three OF which
ss win has s ; pairs aRS s to have
hand Assys b. hand Is dead as T. does not contain
"THuRspAY."
A wins. A foul hand cannot win.
Ing s 9sses etsa oa
which he esF ae
then bets the limit; D calls and shows down three
so s% sSs
three cards the second card turns face UPWARD Does
he ge, his Other Two cards then or does he have to
'''' Wv wv CONSTANT READER
!. A player may split pair of openers to draw n
straight flush without in way calling the atten
tion Of any other player to his play. The discard
pile will show what was his discard. 2. In place of
card faced In the draw the dealer
card.
ing seven points tor same. sive seven lines and
JACK and right pedro. Which goes GU. A'AAo 'o"'
c and D win.
standing that low wins" cuts the ace and B the
difference II the parties had the cards short
s erH,e Gc @ ana wa so n before the
LA wins. 9. No.
ys,. pnys Rlayf rvB claims run Of hve 70 which
Bis right. The order In which the cards are played
makes difference IL they a
Twohsndea P,nechle,sA plays out; B takes in the
no nt a All and that
Bis wrong. The meld 22o.
ace iull on queens, B shakes nothing, throws on
WAUREoAN Horxr-
need not throw again; II is a tie as II stands.
4 and are playing a game Of seven up. Eleven
Sns bean he sore san nine AL
taking low and jack A was the dealer Wh9Mins
Bwns. The points in this order: High low
Jack. game. BIS low and Jack. both points needed
score before AS game
Kings and par s%os Who held the "s'f winning hss
GREENWICH, CoxS.
won. Averages don't count In poker.
age i; cents gan q cents; can he dealer alter
me h9Se sse se to s aE" and MAKE 20
as3cent limit game with the Sge 10 cents make 1t 90
l. The dealers play was right 2. Any player in his
turn may make good the ante and then raise In any
sum not exceeding the limit Amy succeeding player
may raise that raise. exactly in betting after the
draw.