The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

Casino NJ ~ys There being a 3 on the .abl,
0 d plays. and then 4 puts The deuce on his first
build. calling u nine " bets ms cannot " cone
A. play is correct. II Is a principle In all games
tina, no ph yer shall have any advantage over another
unless there be some oompensaiing advantage. II
Is obvious tina, II y had held the . 7 and Q. he ooulG
either have taken In the seven-b build as IL stood or
have Increased IL 10 nine. and there Is no reason why
A should no, have the same privilege because II II
is allowed TO y and not TO A the sitter is placed at a
disadvantage.
Crbhase- p. Fl. s, n. II. Mec. and o'h,rs In =
I'VE HANDED GENE = P't A. r rms, sna . 'hr tsra' up IS 10
the las; card played. -hen D object. TO As announce
meDt Of a run Of SIX and two holes for 81.
AS pegg,ng Is correct. because ~ We 20 back over
the cards from the last one played we do not encounter
any duplicates until the nun OF sI announced By A
10 conn lete.
J. n. T.. ays- No one IN Baltimore seems ~ know
vha, continuation OF cards are worth ~ in cribbsse'
viii THE SCN tell US
baltimore is no, alon. in this matter. The mum
bers ~. 20 and IS esnno, be made BY any combination
OF cards.
F.. C.. SAYS Ny adversary holds q hand contain.
Acccordine TO Hioyie his is worth Il, 6u, p bet, 4 +
worth 90. which he makes OUT BY counting 'htee
double runs OF eight and two FOR the nteen.
There are no such things In criobage as runs OF
e!gh, or hands worth 20 points. II the three mines
! are laid out In triangle, each side Of this triangle
| will form a pair. worth six holes altogether. Then
the : and 4 com b,ned with each ri the mines viii make
| three runs Of three. worth nine more. and the Z and 8
| together are worth two for the fifteen, or seventeen
holes oil told.
Deciding ties. r.. {; II. says In q Whist .ourna.
ment there are Two pTlies To pair, We 10, nE.
mrs; prize. 10 the losers take The second or DOES
II 60 10 the pill that finished third In the tournament
- 49, D.. A.s pvf,A but f0v
the choice OF nrt and second and the winners In the
playon have the FRS, choice. They may seiee' the
second prize II they choose. the other going 10 the
losers. The third pair Is never In
I. rtS'G Sd. :; ,a r. ara ara MAKE. -s eishs r.. makes the
point .oT game. Which wins
A wins
p.nn.rship game, 4 and d, ar. ..plsying ss.inN
,aPss s iass ! 4 Hs Shows s@.', ace AN snd 6 ~. p trump. sna
a sO Hi.i.s as" y :V and y = e.li ~, "a; m 6 "' "
There Is no nisdeal II the twenty.hrh card was
th. turned trumr, II had three OF rs cards while
A and p had theit right number. Y and z are alone
IN error and they cannot he allowed 10 gain the ad
vantage OF a new deal. Il would seem that 2 should
be made TO draw three Of VS. cards, face down, and
the hand should be played Out.
A. W. says. a wants three and b wants one, 4
Tbs Ua,It5,d T,i,rss decided oct "a, that i won
peca use his low counted before As Jack and game,
a disputes this decision, and II Is agreed TO i'a'e
Il TO THE Sun,
nsa fundamental principle In all bidding games
that the successful bidder shall have the hfs' count
and tina, II he makes as many as he bid he scores
them II ms enough 70 pu' nlm ou' Il. "" u
game. no matter what any other player may have
mad. ~, x.r. no, for thi, rule any player who
ws. .,..a cou,d "su.,t on, $ and IN, bidder would
~. = = nnn.nuun, Advantage for the risk he
,un, r. ,,aa,n.
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Euchre. II. y. =. says A bets that II The dealer
holds both bowers AND the AZ. VIE TWO sman os,os
y !" ,ons hsnd IL All nonssnse'
7, N. ,vo .n.u card. are both o, the same sui,
n b, certainly A lone hand. because three tricks are
q certainty and u 'he hn' leaa can Ok uunipea Ano
the adverse trumps all caught In Two ieads' he ad'et
sarles may not have any Of the Dealers plain suit
for The las, two tricks, o. they may keep the wnng
! suit. Il is a rule among experts always 10 play alone
With tbre. certain tricks.
n,.,s,. ,,v, IN , ,voh.nd.a RAM.
Plhochle. = 81. n; sassA 81 - -. IT,, ~
whsn 'hc,e are cny yo, \ AZ 4 is,s, n. ace se o; Trims
tuined ,rur'p aho !, . tss tuned ,r,mp!
a .si Tn. Ia ,. anoS rr,r IN, ,,ocr s.,.
.,., nth ,o,h n.v..
49, -. ,,, rm.
A"'' 80
n, h.saSs W., "a. c,,ms sso po'nt, men
ers rc'okes hhc we osh,i SUI cn,ms Po'nS pen-
atty or a new desI. Is WIS oor'eo,'
The usual penalty :ot the revoke u that the aide
,..u,..,u ,o., ,ts .rtlr, scor. for "ca rds " thai IN
u ..ro' $40" -, ., d,,n. a.. ,.y
y p'"" =" "
= & uy.. In A four handed gan.. after the
hand Is finished, all proceed TO count their TICKS
a nnds ne mas n' sh1ush - nAxSs = maSn"se in IN
.ss hat Is loses The game, becaus. he called out
when he WAS not out.
A is in error. II Is only In the course OF play that
one may call out, ~ a. 10 stop the game, the oo!ee'
being TO get ahead Of a player who Is already out but
docs not know Il. The penalty for The false count
Is the loss Of the game but when all the hand Is played