The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-28
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

leads the queen of hearts, B playing the king o
esd S eN b. q n
he had made a mistake in playing, the king Of Ola
ns 81 e ses se had ,1SF [s s s
.ns Sss Ss e s As s Sssa ss sn s
asj BE- T Ss moi hsys King second nam
pleased. '1 ''"'
The rule on all games Is that when a playc
revokes but finds bis mistake In time to coTec
IL ne may be called upon by his adversary. In th'
case A. TO play the highest or lowest he has OF th'
SUI and 10 leave the card played In error on the
table. Had done this would have been com
PEELED to play his small heart. refusal TO comply
with performable penaltyrosAg revoke In itself
the demand does not s I Sa snS Saf 81 inc SUI
IT. N. says: If the bidding /. to the player, who
The eldest hand.
aG siSs nd r1's s"S ss'ass
ss s censS BIT Il wao
eeat as A. BY tsk.s Up AND again rsdoubs:
passed he cannot come into the redoubllng again.
The dealer Is wrong. Although this point IL
not 50 clearly explained In the laws as II should BE-
Law 81 Is always taken 10 mean that when either
OF the partners declares himself content tho Other
partner may take up the rebuilding process The
fact that ono part ner has stopped does not proven,
MS going on again II the doubling has been con-
tlnued In legitimate manner by the other players
Is therefore quito right In his redouble after his
partner. , had declared. himself content. and
rs objection Is unfounded-
80, ", T Mec: says: Us dealing and A e picking
and 4. seeing II IS an ace. calls for . new deal.
dss W W Inc s'a dess before they arc "
is right In his assertion that A cannot ask
for new deal. but his reason Is wrong. Law "a
says that player who has looked at any OF the
cards dealt him cannot ask for new deal. B.
who had not looked at any OF his cards. might have
made the demand. Tho old whist law from which
No 40 Is taken barred either adversary from de-
handing new deal II either OF them had looked
At his cards, but the bridge laws have not taken
this point into consi ieration. Our present code
little details.
IS The Starter. 4 Sets he hand is worth IS. 3
insists snd on for the difference between
The three skies will make three pairs worth q
holes. and the three runs OF three will make holes
total Of IL Where does B see any more In 1T
There arc no mteens.
BF c. says: In four hand plays his last card
making the total %. d follows with his last deuce
making It 81. and pegs hoies. Is this r'ahtf
No. There Is no score for last card vhen> II
makes exactly 81.
.; ssy has The eaa hsy
and leads for the next trick. inNsts that after
winning trick he must draw
Bis wrong. II closes without drawing must
play without drawing. and a has the right TO draw
or not as he pleasee.
bets e. will beat tSst IN throw sess p.T
Of aces. Who wins the side bet offered by B, which
accepted,
A. After AS throw, the pair Of aces was in the
nature Of a record and bet he would beat It.
which he failed to do Had bet that he would
beat 4 before threw. 1t would have been . tie.
because II A took the bet be would have been bot
ting the opposite. {. a., that he would beat B. II
two men run race and A bets B he will beat him.
q dead heat is a stand-on. But II A has run hun
bred in II seconds and bets he viii! beat AS time,
he must run faster II an II seconds to win.
game, the maker Q: the trump plays alone as the
ace called for Is In the stock. He takes all hve
tricks. What does he score.
The score for making lone hand Is ono point
for every player in the game. in this case I've 1t
should be remarked that the Of the called suit
being In the stock does not necessarily mako II
one hand. because IL 10 not the actual ace that Is
called fol-, but tho best OF the suit II any other
player at the table had higher GARD of the suit
called for than any the maker OF the trump held
that player was partner.
three prizes. 4 wins the nrst with games. B and
c tie for second with each and D has 5 B wins
Nov bets that he should hsve he thfd pse as
he had won more games than D.
c is hight. 8 and c are not tied fer second prize.
but for choice Of second or third, D not being in
the hunt a, all. When won the cut he could take
which prize he fancied and the other went toe.
Stud Poker D. B. says: FouE, men were in until
ans SHOW SAND and ssesn his Rnd
e. rsafkne SUPPOSE shan bs S; 4 3 4ss
YOU steal 4" On se,;ins ths aaa Without looking
wood and reached for the pot 3 showed pair OF
queens snd insisted s,1s The Pot vas his SAID hs had
D, OF course has no hand to show, and It is
bis own fault II he does not pay attention to the
betting. Any side remarks made by have no
effect on the fact that bet on his hand and A did
not call him.
POKER, IL. G. says; The dealer has given each
cards bets 1t IS not misdeal but that as It is
lhe dealer who made the error on bis own hand his
hand Is dead.
II the dealer has not looked at any Of his cards
be can put the superduous card back again. Just as
Il he had given It to any other player. or he may
SAL 1t a ralsdeal.
W O.. ". says; II vas ss1eed that the last pot
opened and played fol- the winning hand hand was
ou, that the opener had kings only Should the
pot be played for over again?
No pot once opened. even II wrongly. must
Be played for II any one comes In against the false
openers.
We G says: c bets after the draw; D raises
aira and calls. The others all drop and D throws
,way his cards saying to E. 'That's good l." E.
demands TO see DIS hand
is right All hands In the call must be shown
% the whole table.
A. z. D. says A blinds and s.raddles him.
n Sssn II se Ss s1q Rs "a
AVE raised VIXEN he st:addled.
A player |. not allowed TO raise when he stTaddes.
The limit that he put Up Is twice the amount OF
ne blind. was within his rights TO raise when
,e did.
W os say. a opened with three .ees and
ayed with psi- OF queens. In calling toI cards.
4 baked for one and for three, but A had dis
,arded two, 50 that he had only four on TIE show
Town. Who wins the pot'
3: because AS hand Is foul
Sxs a e. ats pot ssss asS e She
, land. sut se only touI fuss. W6af happens
D takes the poi.
L. s say. During the deal toI the Draw one Of
rs cards is faced oS the dealer oe's a nHs'
cannot take IT. II must be, placed among the
li.cards and another card given to after
IL the others, Including the dsaGr have been
lclped Same answer 10 H. D. B. P
r r ,tnU s,vs Sir man are rl.v,nc ind the