The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-09


tina, no player shall have ans advantage over =
other unless the other has some compromising |
advantage. 10 an adversary Is allowed to In |
crease huild as did In the nrs case when he made
As six seven. the other player can 10 back. and
a could have RS seven build into an Eight. " he
had held the necessary cards. As II is admitted
that could have made rs seven into an eight,
the same privilege mus, be allowed to II. or must
be shown that would be taking an advantage OF
A for which has no compensation.
r. says In a four handed game, me score
ns"s I AVE. 81 sns po ssa ss%
/ NE game insists ths, the whole pack must te
oTsd IN 'a aTd S Ills !. ne HS%cr protest ana
max cnIh' and spade, which 90 ,ns oI H.S Se'%
| the FIRST round when h, called out.
| u wrong There several was Of scoring
AT casino. but fthc game is Ia be twenty one points
up the rule that nothing Is scored until the end of
/ the hand, when each side rcckons Its points. FnN-
! Ing any distinct agtenirr, to the contrary his
rule must bind thos, who 81 down to play twenty
one point casino. rs II Is called Is Therefore
wrong In asserting that he can score anything be
fore tn. end Of the hand. II III. players distinctly
agree, before the game begins, shat thcJ Will count
! out, that is another matter
Cribhasc II Il W ask, how to coun, two Jacks,
a queen and a ten. wi'h n lack turned.
| Lay the thre cards IN a triangle. and each side
| Will make a pair. holes The Two other cards VIII
combine with each Jack IN turn to make run OF
|
| when the Jack was cut
| PIT asks the simplest way TO score AT cribbase
| n you have no regulation board at hand.
| Take slip OF paper about a foot Ions and three
| or four inches wide. Marx n dividing line dounth
| middle lensthwise and then lay on nine divisions
on each side and number them from toe Win
one Of these rows Of ngutes for each player, we
game may be kept ny using n small coin for units
and larger one for tens. liza player hasa quarter
on the and n cent on the 0, his score isb.
| " H. says 4 calls the total played a. 20 when ~
actually 20 u plays an eight and pegs iot the
that he might hold an eight and VINO held an acc
himself knew there was somc'hing " rong and "tn.
back over the count and corrected u Is bets "
too late and that his peg for the thirty one goo0
b is right. Even II the second player knows The
total to be error he has IN" privilege o accept
! ing It and after he has played and added TO H. 1t
| cannot be recincd.
| Euchre P b. says: Z deals and 4 orders him IN
| takes up the trump, says he Will play alonr ahG
wants 10 score four points. says two only.
| As Is ordered up he cannot play alone Only
the maker Of the trump play alone In this case
\, zslmply euchres a, for which hc can count two
! points only. Ordering up Is frequently resot'eo
to for the especial purpose Of giving the dealer
two points for euchrc, In preference 70 rNh'hg
his making four for a lone hand.
!. G. says: 4 plays alone on the last trck I, Is
asserted by the advrrSareS tina, he revoked on the
mrs, trick hui admitted tina, II made no difference,
player then discovers tina, his adversaries also
revoked. 80 he says. that rNens matters up hhn
lets mis- is all wrong THr S,S TO decide, a. the
| Art prize depends on this score
When both sides revoke the deal Is void and the
same dealer deals again,
Hcat,s-M. q. SAYS: In a four handed game ram.
9 D. being TIE ordcr 81 the PLAYER no,, , Ts
lns tNr G. play, the ace, UPON which dlscaI t,
| hacE MIS- a
ground that his 'urn had no, arrived 10 play un',i
may sav" ' had are waived through his own error
4 | The rule t. thu, either the leader OF the trick
or the whose proper turn u WAS TO play IN 'h,'
| case G. may demand. after has played. That j.
play hi, hgheS, loves, OF the sui, led or that he
| shall not discard heart the latter provision being
Z | made to cover cases in which the player In fau
has none Of the suit led In this case. as u Is un
n,por,an, TO C. II would be to 'he leaders advantage
20 inss, hat play the highcs, card he held OF TN
y ,ut led.
Poker :. +. asks " the dealer standing pat
| Il bound TO announce the fact II no one asks MN.
r | The dealer should always state how many card
d he draws Ius, at every other player must ask 70
> | what he wants.
\ WI p says: /, an opener IS no, called. wha
l. | NUT he show
. | openers and tina, he has only nve cards In hi
n | land.
Oh s asks II player may scccp, card fac"'
|
The rule IS that he cannot take tho card bu
modern usage IS That ne shall take II. iuSt a. h
| must take card faced in dealing before the draw"
: n. SAYS: \ bets - tina, straight flush iron
| tho nvc to the Is better than one from IN
queen 70 ,1s rsn nsS nnd he ,h s The NOR
Il ! valuable element In the combination lus
# h,pG ~ ,ba, oIr ruii on aces is no, a. good
=. | a Hvc.f FUN on douccS
q, The cas,s are not parallel. because the 'rple'
/ | and the pairs have intrinsic value even whe
is separated but the flush il OF no value withous n
| straight when II is opposed to another s,raieh
nush. II \ calls his ruSh acc-hish. he has n
r straight and II he calls his hand straight, h
/, must degrade the ace to level below the deuce
m | What he really has Is straight hush hVe mgr
| opposed to one quesn-h!rh.
;. l.. c. NJ. say; \ rick, up MS hand and the nt'
| three cards he secs air siScS without loohln
arhsI he Se 'hr "nlT rIG ,aW ' he ana ns 'S
H ns S cards N"f temSnds the r"' as he Vas ii
RI only one that stayed In. The Others insist that
go driven G sn' out 9eS on S' hS n he
no RICH, TO be' at all, ~ his hand was fonl.
Ifpha not stayed the rights Of the three Other
rs m ght be allowed but they overlook the TACT iht
~ when u stays in and they drop out. ID .Sah'iSh'
" the superiority OF his hand to theirs no matte
'e what 4 has or wha, right \ had to bet NJ all tn
vulaton OF IS hand doesn't afrrc, Us, ana ID Wa
10 the only man In at the nnSh. That settles H.
IS, CT II says Has no, any player the right 10 as
the dealer how cards another player drew
provided no bet he's been made and the player asi
"a Ing the question Is In the pot, and rot, what SCI
-, sihc reason can be urged Tor the dealers riuS'
n | to answer
N The FIRST and mos, obvious reason Vs. that II
IA | dealer is not supposed to play any other person
No. | game for him, and every player at the tab
has had AS good an opportunity As the dealer
hear how many cards were asked for he Shou
IA | know without asking. The second reason Is. tn
IN the dealer might give wrong answer. throug
rs forge, fulncss carccSsncSs. The reason aleEs
tr by mos, persons for asking the question Is. TIL
d? | they cannot remember so many draws, Ncih'
~. ! can the dealer.
r What good reason Is there for asking uncall,
y" | opener who has drawn cards, To show more thF
TX | openers
an Simply to show tina, he has neither more N
less than I'VE cards The SuperfuuuS ones may
shown face down.
e u. { ~ says. Five men are sitting In aphahe
nd cal order \ dealing for Jack II and G pas
ed ! y opens. all but & stay. deals two cards to
lie and ono to T.. N aging nothing but before hell
he hin self Is calls attention to tho fact That he i
nj and wants card. can h. bc helped. and " :
IN before nr after v
tu n cannot draw II - and T. have seen their card
'r II they had not taken W any OF their cards th'
70 nigh, agree to let the dealer Put them back
'c. the pack and help u. hu' II they refused or ha
" takcu up any OF then cards. u must play his hai
49,. a. It stands lc should have stopped the Il, al