The sun., 1906-12-30
SCHOOL FOR CARDPLAYERS.

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| made by the dealer now considered his best policy
| when he Is without a trick In his hand
| Calculation and experience have led the authori
ties TO advise the dealer not 20 pass II when he
cannot take trick I'm any thing: not so much as
defence. but In order to retain the confidence Of
the partner so that when lac does pass H. the dummy
S, S,rs.,, ,n s,Isr e., an s,n.ns,y, de,I,r,
nan manu- InS a",.Ds,v. 49, n.. na sIv,yS n.
uon Inc detehsNe make heeu no, always pr
! spades however, as there are number Of cases
In which CLUBS or even req snlt nave Deeh SHOWN
by calculation 10 DC bcttrr thah weak SpaueS
1Ep say. PLAYING three hand the dealer
| masses H. The rule is that the third Nhand shall
| sort dummys cards and declare, before lOOltinT
AZ his own hand &c nnds ihsss CARDS IA QUINN i
| =. d.c,sreS " w. - = " "''
| The rule for three hand is that dummy cannon
make !; no trump unless he holds .nree aces, anu
| longest suit. Two suits being equal In length
arrived al by counting the pips on the cards reck
Oning the H. court cards as 10 each and all
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the more expensive sun mus, mus oe ue,,au
: '"'' '''s ''' manu- ~'''' ~
G. r. wants to know what pivot bridge Is, and
how TO play II.
| The game Is an ordinary rubber but instead OF
cutting for partners each time one player sts sun
IRE. o,h., n,.vr,s go round MIN. Keeping their
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pose Zis the pivot and his partner. on his lef,
and on his right. After the rubber is ended
A walks round behind rs chair and takes BIS place.
| n pushes Y into As place and the positions are
| correct for the second game After three moves
| the dealer will have had each man for partner,
through all tne changes posS'o" WIN TOUT p''Se's'
cr.,n... IA wants IN know how 10 count
D.
! hand OF TWO hVes' iout an" d s'A' WIN hNe
turned up. ,..-,. a., l..
IL .ne ,hree nNe' =. ss Ia s'.ss ,,,n m at
eNlueh' una' eaeH o. "s ~ ,.,,, o,,,s,n
-, ,o S'a y, - 49,, =, ,hrss witch ia nine
holes. Each OF these runs counts nfteen. which is
si1 more and the three rVes themselves make a
nfterp two more so tina, the hand is worth twenty
three'
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saysj oy .,ss sn "a q sn,y s1 S1 Ssn
other four, what is C's peggingf
| Fifteen two a pAir and last card: Ave holes
r. w y SAYS IN thrSs manu- M y p,ass @ dn vIgn, @ 20 -
hh,h n.sned snu Snys go" and "a niavs snotSrr
seven for which he pegs nve holes disputes the
run Of three.
| There Is no run. because II the cards are gone
over In the order In which they iehh VIII be iound
to bel 7.s. 7. In order TO peg run win 'ne ias'
seven must have an eight, and TO get BACK 10 tne
eight ne has 10 pass duplicate seven Wnlch STOPS
.,ys. In four hand three Of the players say
go" The fourth man has two cards which he
;he count nearer to thirty one that is his higher
card, or can he play which he peases'
He may play which card he pleases. tbs often a
mare, o, nSe nm W ~n"m 80 ,or ,ns n.,,
keep II inc Au'o'S"i'o' SUI" ""'' '"'"' WI WI" "'
| round.
| 1T u.. Tn, ., ,,s 80 D,.,,,r,, and 81 tell. M.
TO go when the count is twenty seven. when he
g NE % tii;ns si ne ,a 90 when he could s NAV
lO1 nus M,nnR me " go tn,, Musn n. mv ou'u S" P'e'
nmsen "IInou' pass,k M, ,,, o,,, an, ,,,,,
! The player In error iOrIelts TWO po'hts ana you
can make him take back the cards TO the point at
| which the error occurred II you hke and have
| them played over az ain correctly.
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| for winners on a card machine Three men have
Eh nsn ,a,sh, nnshss T6en Games an eight hiSh
nxn na ~ high Wbo grts The prises and hoyg
Snouid we setue II, -. -..
IL Is assuuieu' a"nousn not 10 s'S'eu, enat @ .,Ie
being the most vaua BILE OF ALL II Is then clear that
three men have tied for the nrst three prizes and
tney must selte oe,Ween 'leuiS'Ives, e,'ne, py
tn'o~l"E uiye VI s'rs ". $50. a., " -'. 49,
| - VI. % .1v 80. srs, I - 80
secouu anu % Nn.u .u"u s us ave ~ w '.' 80, W
Prize 70 ue soou.u 'n tno sa'o Nay W " u.''S,ns In,
tue ue Oe.Weon 'HU "Ieo HI." "no ~ ,s go ., Ie
susght nusues' in' M ""e, y, y " W. y,"you 80. ~ ~
| ~ Inc players WIN ''s"' MY" @ " "'s" "''e
never In IT,
| PoLer-S r. saws. A opens tack not Sew
| eral come In and draw cards against a, bets.
and all drop but g. VINO raises tne III, mmI ~ T. rsnls M
his own hand Il Is FOUND that hau not openers
| What becomes OF the pOt,
| g takes II II admits his error.
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E.M G. says fa PLAYER picks up SIX cards after
a pot has been opened can he pay the price to come
| In and take fresh hand OF nve cards.
| No His hand Is dead.
EN- says The opener splits his pair and an
| nounces H. lie fails 10 nil his nush. a bets that
AZ he has failed 10 hll and no longer has openers
he has no further interest In the pot. The opener
bets he has.
II is not stated how the other players knew that
the opener had faueu 10 MI AS long ss the opener
.H ne wants 10, II he Is betting on bobtaII that