The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
sOHOoL FoR CARD PLAYERs.

non-dealeT counts u AZ aeven-up, an onset 10
| the dealers percentage In tuning jacks but a.
no trump 70 turned al suction pitch, no Jacks can
DO TUNED: therefore Is set back, a. he failed 10
make his polntA
WI says Five were playing; hearts were pitched.
Sa ths fourth trek A. sitting on The bidders lett
! ID. sitting on the bidders immediate right said;
Ne matter what you play, ~ trump with the Jack
same Time ' shoWng 'S ne ss 6 59 tHss ne
| bidder bets that a. this Il really playing out OF
trick, D says be did not play OUT Of turn a all
put Jasi hurried p UP bh. As the game was for
Whether actually played out OF turn or not Is
unimpo!tAnt' II u Is admitted that he showed or
named the Jack Of trumps a. the card he would
play, because such an announcement IL the same
As playing out Of turn. and the bidder Is night in
preventing the play by calling on not TO trump
the trick
Dice. H.F. y. says In throwing With two dice.
= onered 70 bet 70 against any mans throwing
an ace, and IN ihe course Of on hour be was LONG
odds arr more than 10 / in As favor. 4 bets. as
tssm mus ans o 6 s5 hEuLes on se doe and two Of
IA wrong, a. be will see II he viii write down
all the throws possible with two dice Taking
each OF the sI numben on one die and combining
u with earh Of the six the other. II will be
that only eleven, contain aces and twenty i've do
not 90 that II s Is 10 II against throwing an ACC
on any single throw. To make II an even bet A
should oner 10 pay double every time two aces
are thrown.
Bndgs. J. G, K. sIyI u the dealer and dummy
sS,d between tnem seven TRUMP what arr ODDS
Much depends on the distribution Of the seven
trumps, but taking the average for three eAses,
where the dealer has and dummy /, dealer S and
dummy ?. dealer and dummy ,, the odds are In
favor OF the other trumps being spin equally.
7c5 TO 100.
49,
all but two tricks when the adveuaries revoked,
which called for the surrender OF three tricks.
could the penalty have been sstiedi XIV VIZ Nv"
The revoke penalty Is not eNActed until the
end OF the hand. n the Dealers side had then
taken all the tricks they cannot say that the revoke
hur' them in any way. II the other side takes
one or two OF the remaining tricks the dealers
side gets them.
r. n. SAYS; A led out OF rum a spade II being
BIS lead. when the dealer eahed attention 10 the
error 4 put the card back IN his hand and led a
near. The dealer called on TO put the card
on the table, and after moments consideration
that As exposed card Was The pensUS snS' ~
dealer could not exact two penalties for one offence
The dealer does not seem TO have e1acted any
penalty until he called on h 10 lead the diamond
HIS telling TO leave the card the table until
he considered the matt does not bind him TO call
that card instead OF ealing suit law 70 says tho
dealer may either call the card or call a suit When
he called the suit from B, II As privilege TO take
uN SPADE pdCA lulu ub mana
Five Hundred. ". X. L. says. 4 has bio eight
tricks on diamonds, After winning three tricks,
his Adversares get the lead and take three and
snn9unce thar he Is set back. but they play on 20
they take. In playing on, one Of them revokrs.
a., sISms the penalty 70 score the amount he bid;
after was set back, It docs not count.
The rule il that ~ either adversary Of the bidder
revokes. the bidder scores what he bid, and there
Is nothing 10 the rule that says II shall be op, ratvo
al one stage OF the play and not at another II is
the same In all games. II one side makes enough
to 90 out a. bridge and goes on playing and re-
Vokes, pays the penalty, Just the same.
BIS piece II Il can be jumped
IL demands that be do So yes. B has the op-
ton Of compelling the capture. hufilng the man
that could have Jumped. or letting the play stand.
Euchre. 2 D. says: dealt and whe all passed
ne TOOK up the trump and said he would play alone
asked his object. stated that II he could euchre
4 he would count points a bet that this is not
b Is hight what would be the object Of playing
alone against the lone hand unless Il counted more
The game was, OF course railroad euchre as play
ing alone against alone hand Is not allowed In
straight euohre.
CribbsEe. d. 3. A. takes exception 70 THE
md says that "Hoyle distinctly states that nsshes
cunt In play. as well as In hand
As the original hoyle never wrote on cribbAEe. !
be hook referred 10 must be some collection OF |
Iames under the generic name OF Hoylc and |
whichever one It was II must have been a very poor |
authority. Walker Is the great authority on crib |
,age, and In his "CrihbaEe Made Easy" he says. |
'age Is, edition OF 1887: a flush cannot happen In
'lAy, but occurs only In computing the hand or
nib" This ruling Is followed by all modern au-
horiues that know anything about the game.
s II says: deals. % lays out for the crib nd
hen unds he has card throws down I
is hand q, and nd, says II Is msdeal insists that
ealt the cards and gave B TOO many,
can let the deal stand. marking two holes penalty
nd draw one OF BIS cards and look al Il be.
ore returning It 70 the pack. should have claimed
aisdeal before laying out
Poker b B. says: II is jackpot and when 10
opened 3, c. ID and come 10; A. the age. passing
clips {. D and = TO cards. and when b obseTv Is
his, he demands cards. insisting that the dealer
II Is BIS business 10 attend TO the game and not
ak TO outsiders II any player allows the man to
is left to be helped before him. he has no remedy
nd must play his hand as 1t stands or drop out
T 2. T says; 4 bets that II he can sre the card
Untitled TO another card In Us place.
a Is wrong The only Circumstance under which
{ can get another card Is when the dealer faces
he card after II has left his hand that Is when Il
turned up By accident.
G c. B. says: A opened jackpot and stayed
stood pat and drew one card, flllnR q bobtAi /
hen A came 10 bet he found that he did not hold !
he flush he thought he had when be opened. y |
aims the pot, but the others insist that as neither
ian had openers II must be played for again.
The usual rule is that pot once opened, even n
TonEly. must be played for II any one comes IN
ZAinst the false openers. 50 that Is entitled TO
10 pot.
J. r. c. says Il Is As deal. but he asks B 10
al for him, 90 which objects. Does this pre- !
INT dealing for AZ
Yes. No player can deal for another without !
Ie consent OF all the other players.
II. TX. says; In a Jackpot 4 bets after the
Jaw and puts up like amount Can raise
e betting further or Is u a show down'
II Is a call and the hands must be shown
II. II. L. says: opened on Jacks. with four
ubs In bis hand. Several stay, and splits his
ckS, making the nuhh. bets he had no right
split unless he was raised before the draw.
The rule decided upon By THE SUN readers As Z
e beat one 10 govern the splitting OF openers IL J
at the opener may split n he pleAses, but that
neither he splits or not he must always place
8 entire discard under The chips 10 the pool. The g
Guments In favor Of this rule were given In full Z
The SUN on Jan. !, and the result Of the votes I
" published 10 TEE Sun on March & '
r. W. s. says: Playing table stakes q player
DO has sold some OF the chips he has won puts | d
e due bills for them In bis pocket. When be "a ]