The sun., 1903-12-13
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

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| OF the East Side Ia most Interesting.
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.
J., Auction p pi!sh, J. 3. p says wants point,
te low ana game game making Ssh Who WINS
| and why!
| The successful bidder has the nrst count. and
as he count ou, he wins the game. It Is only
| when the successful bidder does not make good
his bid. or fails TO get enough TO put him out that
| the others reckon the points In the usual order
/ Of high, low. jack and game. This privilege OF
having the hrst count Is Eiven As an inducement
to bid. otherwise the players would sit stil and
| sweat out"
Seven up. A. s. T. says Two men each want
with the queen. calling out then shows the ace
| put h i'm out.
There Is no calling out at seven up. The points
| 70 out In order and when both players want
! point only high must win. Playing the hand Is
waste OF time the cards can be shown the moment
| the trump Is acreedto.
| cribbase. G. e. r. wants 70 know VI ,ee vain value (; of
! reckoned
Lay out the fours in a square and each side and
the two diagonals will make pair. worth IL holes.
!; As three Of these tours be combined with the
starter 10 make fifteen, one four will be left out.
| and as each Of the four fours can be left out In
tum four ffteens are more holes.
H.RFc. says dsss and tivss seven ,v.I card = . 70
admits ,S 81. s.s &c oe
/ the deal.
/, II Ia a general principle In all games Of cards
that II the deal Is advantage misdeal loses the
deal: but In certain games such As bridge and CRIB.
bage the deal Is 40 important. and Its loss would
be so serious . penalty for tnhnG or uninten-
tonal offence. that this principle does not hold.
| Instead Of losing the deal. must allow B TO peg
points as penalty. Then. II B has mot looked At
any Of his cards. or lifted his hand from the table.
! he has tho option Of demanding . new deal BY A.
or letting tho deal stand II he lets tho deal stand
he returns one Of his cards 10 the top Of the pack
and draws ono Of AS cards. fsce downward.
whether 3 lets the deal stand or not. no pegs his
points penalty for the misdeai.
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p':sns s.,Sa I,a e ssllss sSus On. "a d,,pss. s
ssss sns q. q whether B's Isss s. Coming af,e1 tie
PLAYED BY and The lefs fass ap Sy A M o.xss Ne,
II Il not the go" that bars the run, but the fact
that II the cards laid out in the order in which
they were played going backward, Il Il: 8. 76.8.6
| The duplicate spoils the run and all that can
count Is the two points for reaching thirty-on
M..cnins Coins. A; T. asks which side Of : :
coin { head 4 there G s no .S sm beforehand
Dates are always heads.
Forty .nve. d. J. U. says: In q six hand
ss.es sne to smse must give
| number to every player on each round
| Is right.
Spade Casino. R. c. p. says: A. and each
having made little casino and four ACES Each
has SIX spades not reckoning little casino a. one
There Is no counting out at the end O. the hand
| In spade casino. Each point must be pegged as
II is made and the only thing to peg after the hand
Is finished Is the three holes for cards.
can noaqE has run Of ave clubs to ,he .s on the table
70 .fe s Sm
the run end lays down fstse h S ne x
ss ee1d iTH from run when his adversary has forced
him with 1t.
1t does not matter how the card got at the end
of the run II can borrow It and still le ave three
or more In the run he L, AZ liberty to do 10. As
| play Is quite right
pique,. W. H. H. says: Eldest hand picked
Ss sS,s s' Tnntns 0he Re had dse.rd.d oey
but .n.a fss hs %
f the four four and then that he had thirteen
Sse e. % ssfs hand foul e'' nc GO" '''
| II is not the dealers fault that he has too many
cards, II II Is admitted that the eldest hand did
not say he left one and the dealer must be allowed
to reduce his hand to twelve. The eldest hand
| must play with eleven cards
Raining. G. J. says There were twenty .fve
eass ofered to BET that is would not be thrown
said he ought TO oeI shres IS 70 % Sns .oa on IT, bet
The probabilities that II would be the highest
throw in rs chances. The odds against IS being
thrown are 2ls TO I. that should be willing TO
bet al least I to / against Is being thrown in rs
| chances.
Poker Dice r. says "A, II .h,Sws ,h,ss ins
S.s Sn ,hs, hs he throw remaining Two dice
as the hand is not full. and d, who Is bystander.
to Sn ana he hss
TO do with outsiders and their bets.
A is right in insisting tina. he can let his throw
| stand although why he should do so Is not clear
| II could not be made any WORSE
Poker r. p. d. says: To settle bet. please
state what player accompllshes by "raddllng.
| He doubles the amount that It will cost to draw
| cards and gets the last say as to whether be
himself will pay II. After the antcs are all up.
the effect OF the Saddle entirely ceases as the age
still holds the age. and the stradder stlil has to
| make the hrst bet.
is deSnS Is .ns ass Asks ,sn msE,s d.s.
Sew e' many cards he took. says he need no, tel
after a bet has been made Dsts 'ha' must
The rule is that the dealer ust answer provided
| the p,ayer asking has not made bet himself. but
has made good his ante and drawn cards AS the
question was asked by before had made his
| bet r Is right In Insisting tha' the oenier mus'
answer him.
1.s Asr Hssq1s ss41. sss.G I o1 II hy f'nSy NIL
hos, S HE soa po
been taken In. The winner insists that he keeps
Il. The others say 1t must be distributed again
When the pot is decided on the show down. the
deal and all depending on II must be considered
Is complete. and II is too late to invalidate II b,
sayinr that the pack WAS imperfect. The deal made
with the imperfect pack must stand Itisonly wher
the impcrfection Is discovered during the deal
that the deal Is void. But for this rule II would bs
easy for an unscrupulous player TO make pacH
imperfect after an unluoky deal.
Sc n. says: Seven are playing. Dealer opens
and all draw cards. Dealer bets ilrnit sna &C. AZ
hut one player b. throw their cards into the oeso.
wood, declines 10 bet. but asks the dealer TO
show OPENERS before he will abandon his nano.
The dealer shows aces, but has SIX carus' Does
win the pot' ~
Certainly. No one else at the table has any
cards 10 win II with as the dealers hand 10 ioui'