The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-31
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A is right and out.
A and p ar. playing crib. A plays . .pot. p plays
3, amt A piay- ace. taxing run Of three. b plays,
Ing still another run. Ar, me run, Claimed proper
and can the thing be kept up like that until 81 is
rrached Or q fair intervsner! I'D.
Yes, TO both questions.
an o~utsit-r, bets WITH A two 20 one asaint As
s cha :, 81 WANING n1 a es,'sin ssTs: That L. a bet.
either . or c winning IT,, the bet having been OF.
ssrS.. ' Fri 4 s sad one asT To- ;@d BY IN p ng In H. f9 g and ans s
win In. gam. Jointly. both nnissins a, once. A
sss'I %. 'n I. s : draw sSs'S or stand as on s. winnsf; one . s OF n:
gl., ess e.cted oy him was also . winner. 70 Wit. n
II u . draw.
In the order OF their valued FLpsH-
High card. one pair, tive pairs. thre. Of q kind,
straight. nash. full house. fours, straight flush
In q ZANE a. auction pitch, eleven point. out. A
. .ssn iaa . c, Ii nins. 9 nnt. two ana gets the eis;
climbs and claims out. nt . mates his two points
and claims the game. Who wins! K I.Z
A wilma
The following incident occurred in q poker game.
4 ociuS banker and PLAYER. aud p one OF tho play.
er.' on co ciusion OF the game A settled for all
surplus which he leaves on the table. After banker
cred four aIae chips in his pocket. rssse i. q no az.
put- that these CHIPS were originally bought In the
on me table; that II 3 mad the habit OF pecs ,'ins
SOM o. his chips he should have ssmemSersd such
banker a. Is relieved from all liability for chips In
ieft the table. the eontroversy is a matter OF er.
tertainnen' to the POKE circle rather than serious
siii De appreciated very mucn by US
another question; on second deal of card. tt I.
n q .aa.ary o. ~ t.ka fr,r, ~. A,a.pd OF ..-s
Of 70. pars on second deal TO be given 70 The player,
them and redelltp THOMAS @.
1. The banker Is not oblirvd 70 settle for the chips
for the reason that to require him to do 90 under
sacn circumstances would open the way to the posi-
biiity OF frauds b has . right to put any or all OF
his chips in his pocket. but the banker must settle
only for those B produces at settlement time. q
The last card OF tho pack must not DO dealt
In q game OF poker. 5 cent. limit, three can NV,
.n,.." and puts in the pool nys chip. osfor- the
earts are dealt G ciaI n. D. :. .no A mus, make
tsn chips. 3 must put up seven chips and c ave
6 se' q. raj ral. saf t S'i linii; g claims dla~'s ss s ss.d no. D % S!st5 L
right A DAuI RxApEn.
D 10 right
win you kindly ten me whsr, I can obt.i. the
printed rules for a game of cards called pi1MseeIa'
AK . bookseller for Fosters HoyisL
b-p .ac ~ = uouCc
On tie r o9 ,srs a pa. an &C. on ,n s,. dsacs and
wnicn 10 right! cossriNr REApKl.
b Is right.
which .tr.ish, wins in draw poker. one. two,
three, four. nvs, or two. three four. nVe; HI'
The SIX high.
Jack pot. A stays 4 aud B discard. B tate. ,ares
| Ing HtI Carfa " alCa II lAE Wa hal n dI.puFa
claims ne did not give d str cards. Which way does
the pot Eo' DnFrrlsrA-
.5 : .Ri E J, ~f:s Z El :: sSs s si.1S. "a, E = pI ay,. I: .;,. 4
you 10 decide. FoCRra AyEsuE
Z Is right
In a game of poker If the dealer deals Ave cards TO
each player ana one player receives s1 cards, Is
th> player that gets six cards declared out OF the
s.ns .rer looking at his hand or is it declared
misdeai? SIX
The HI-card hand Is dead.
ana b aa S' AZ. p poinss. . 1fssa q pis,i 4 ma n. sb si pant. z
has the JACK In anu D has he ace and deuce. A
claim: that siza and low Count nrss, and aaar he
has won. Weien Is right sEyEs Or.
b Is riEht. HiEa aad low score before Jack.
been dealt, the dealer awaits the pleasure OF toe
time. He near. several Of them pas. until the TWO
pi.yer' adi9inIns his right hand have said, ~
away from him. IL Is hen that tne third hand 20
deal any NOR. ea1as. because III. card. s seD
In dealers hands and various dfscards ~, have DO
me pot. sad the dealer coutends mat having waited
. reasonable time and the opener nAvinx allowed
they pass. that he. tho opener. Ia, no right to the
p9i' IN p's snS,n sseids me =, aSo.s question; ,.n.
pot, .srsra, OF me tlayr,s stay; ana one Of thsss
| De aIer calls and dtClaraA that the QIsh In road h
thea suddenly discovers thu; DO was under the I'm
S S"'I nist AKA. ne and ae ina, INC ne s s%ii Da, ope eS' m, ,s.i pa ss
and he contends that the holder of the nash h.a not
any right To the pot Il. a l.
/. Tbs third hand takes tho pot. The player. q,
hs left had no right TO de :iare whether. they " you'd
pass or stay until he had declared, no matter
wnsthsr they had waited = reasonable time or not
II he plays TOO slowly the only remedy Is to refuse
to play with him .. The nuah wins the pot.
and K are playing nye-cari crib. $ play. 7. X
please give reason why. Up. K.
X IA right fnr the reason that the SIX cards form a
sequence. The order in which they are played oes
not matter.
chip. .aia y max it ave dat" ht'ee Others had
come To- FOR . cents can, age said 'TlI now
a. q poker term Il. Z. y.
lie had not that privilege. He lost it by making .
dat blind, which limited his ante.
Please inform mo In regard 20 a game OF pinochis
whether a man that has melied 100 trumps caa
m-ld the queen Of rrumps 10 the KinR which he
NEEDED $50 on THohAs ID o'NELI-
He cannot.
Poker dice. which are nisher, sizes or aces,
kuchre, when cutting cards for deal, which 10 high ?
JANIS ]. ACBgY.
I. siIeA 9. King.
10 a game OF iraw poker A holds four cards and
draws one. In dealing him his one card tho dealsr
docs 10 IN such = way that 4 II able TO sec the carl
although 10 Is not dealt face up. a refuses 20 taks
this card a. it does not NIL his dush. No other
player cav the card ana the dealer refuses him a
new card. should he he Obliged u take the card or
Ia n an exposed card. ana Ia he entitled to another
after the Other randi have been nLed? A. c. 4
Ha must take II.
A Jack pot. A calls ,. o says II have q pair of
kinSs." A saws ~ have q pair 81 a ses." Then say
n. II have thr~e trrys with my kings" A claima
pot on ground that r., when called, 10 bound 10 tell
fulI vaIis OF his hand witHout evasion. Both hands