The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-31

" " wrong. IN place OF n carr race IN the urnW
the dealer must serve the next card.
To decide a bet. viii you kindly inform me which
has two hesdsi In answer kindly state which is
the head and which Is the tail. Perry RIscoMnE.
The side bearing the date is the head. This is so
OF all coins.
In = game Of poker \ holds four aces. n bel !,
wiuSl CONSTANT RrArtn.
n wins.
In I'VE. handed "ushre call on the acc, does the
person calling M acc witch Il not ont, and who
L.. ".
Five.
play l; Il Il lIr a sT%S of %, PGsSri il '9 20, g 3 b. am% I I d 10 nc
~, A also making his ante good. Can II rr'sc bcrnro
cards. ant whom called ed upon 't to bot 'cro %r%s mai IN h.
,mslr mot p%,r. open None Sn' II ;t 'Ss o, h; an" T"ni nG r;,, h9, , ns
3yrrssaers. h,or ga they make thorn n The draw.
II one or more PLAYERS, had had openers, or hal
mile ~. tMF'n In the nraTI y a Cnens a ie"kro,;
draw, bots a chip WIN =. 6, and i are seeing
az" Fa''' Gat. f H:,o Ss' h he '4", s; IT, i9f the up is lsS E" Sa.
ss,rSn nun w,u fur f. Ws"t !, thG rue; ant T S,4 dIf,
tahlc' sonr SrN RE,pErs.
1. Yes. Q. Rules cannot cope with mcndacIty.
The only tl'ng to do is to refuse to enter a game
with such n player. The rule for false opening Is
that the pot is played ~ MS n correctly opened.
the false opener dropping out and paving n forfeit
In the shape ~ another pot for which ~ play. g..
The fourth card goes to the discard. II 4 han
looked at any OF them before discovering the mis-.
take. his hand would have beon dead.
4. p. c, and n are PLAYING poker. A deals; u
antes. A. e. u stay. n drops out. e claims that
rs D.. bet. that he. &c, holds tho age. n claims that
Which is rlSht1 A, y, c, Agp r..
n is right. The privilege Of the nge does not pass.
In a game of %rribbngc is IT right Tor the one cut.
ting to turn the card for trumps? Doesn't that
tn the dealers exclusive right.
4: r. aud G are playing three,h9nd %rribhaec: A
. run % three. a then plays another I spot and
saw saws t lne% Il n NJ T q u 'h are th ana .o nme r r1r 1 has u nndC
been made. who is risht1 WILLIAM BURNSIDE.
A Is right.
Two contestants playing dominoes. block game.
leaving six end always open. until the ends IRE
six aud dence. b having the six.dence. and no
pieces. debates which end to play la upon to MaVoiiff
% n1ssfnss i inc de sa@s' al f'% anal e P'eEi ST the 'h so i6s en %h
Irgument then arises. b sustains his play on the
vas "a justified IN Implying that a hat more. and fur:
it deuces. p took a chance Of A having none. While
had MORN fsc,. II that MA se .'Rhs 4. feit morally saiS t certain IA
Of Il as cyidenced by his statement that he wanted
, SSS i i: sis .ssi. sHa Why if there are 4. S;ss ;;a;""'
II b really desired to avoid blocking the game his
play was not good.
VIII you please state which is the winning hand in
q poker game. a full hand or a flush. not a straight
hush! Z. c.
The full hand.
three. four, and Ave, or king. queen. jack. ten, and
nine; both hands being of the same suit
The king. queen hand.
A. r and n vere ntavip, potar ,a,tno,
dealt cards; b asked c What he Would do; g said
ss fs1 in the, hot D SPsn along 81 'a @l9h ! 4. DaTiss sn & and %i.G P", si
s 5sef SSI'd w SRen is IT. ils sna claimed The gGti 4 and plI , oh
A and b are right. c had passed.
A bet, s.I , t as matching coins the date side is
posite side OF the coin. Who is right 2
HORACE HATCH.
l. In playing poke. can there be more than one
6 5ogsi f aush oce 2 Can the Jack king queen and ace
/. There may be four. one in each suit. q. No.
It wouldn't beat two deuces.
!; $. and " are playing in a hve handed game of
out. V shows his hand to s., throws il in the deck.
Is II -ight1 REApER.
No.
l.. Is IT necessary for a player In draw poker, after
pair Of openers to d. aw TO a fushi Should he not
p,nisn ais ais %Ss1s1 IN the aed discard ts1t DIP pile lev without any
properly made. show what he discarded and also
Fiorcnce write a book on poeer' and n what hat Is s ny
ruling on this question: W Z. RAsDoLPu.
/. Yes. 2. Florence compiled a book on poker. He
ruled that a player has no right to split openers TO
draw to a four-card hand.
/. In a game of draw poker,a cardls faced in tho
frnw. Does the player to whom said card was dealt !
s Sssa r niied ns snd G saEe th. T iass, up Whs sv s5,oa hand has
ems your decisionsp J, BRoWN.
1. The next card. 2. THE Sun.
pol 5' ma iSs f ,ns d S1 PG SssF that the Y epsas5 Of e e jack
1t Is.
X bets NJ that when=he makes 81 in a game of
c.ibbage without Q pair or a run 10 counts 8 holes.
Who winsl J. d. X.
NJ wins.
At a ratis for a pony and cart. the chances being
drawn 10 win tf duplicates placed in a boxJ. A Is
s@9sSs :" on ref snesr the Sns sr sscIss. and md, he places II5
shall he crossed odt as drawn. The drawer an.
attention 10 tho fact that some twenty. seven n a
6ers were net called. The owner OF the rig states
withhold them and not participate In the ranio Upon
IS Is found missing 4 naser and Il i. I proSsn r sss tssa diu aaa
cate or %, through accident. was not In the box.
throw enc e throw or three dice, the highest man %
he can only decide as he did or order a rerainie'
-FOUR opinion IN sundays paper VIII much oOlige.
REPEREE.
Tho referee should order . re-ranie. No. eO.could
not win. because 70 had been deprived OF his
chance.
A and d play q game OF cribbAse. nye- card game.
a lays nrst and lays cards o; s.. and :, II LAYS SEQ.
o; does b, VINO lays thu last 8, also get .he same
rum u. KDsrS-
No,
The game Is six. handed poker. All drop out but
A and II. After the call A says II have a full
b says good but retains his hand. A
says II eau beat that full. - displays seven full and
takes POT. \ claims that II, having said good, the
pot belongs TO him, Notwithstanding his hand was
beaten. Tiers Is no contention about the fairness
OF either hand. Who winsG BuCk.
u wins, Cards talk.