The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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DO with the fishtfuI ownership Of H. Law 10 DC
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dummy should rail- attention 10 the error unless
he wished 20 correct u IL not clear; bus dummy
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mitted by Y and z that Alb won the trick in ques-
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n. J. says; AZ the end Of the hand dummy ha.
has three and the others two each. All the tricks
are complete. What hsppens'
There must be q new deal. that one being void.
Casino, g. s. 2 say,; 4 puts q trey on z
II he has an siisSt 10 Win Il With.
p is right. provided the trey with which he in
creases the build from Ave TO eight Is @ card In
his own hand. He cannot take q trey from the
table and put II on AS build. The object Of this
rule. that builds can be increased only by cards
from the players hand, In that the player whose
build is increased may still have Q chance TO take
IL In himself II he happens to have the right card.
In this case. after B has built As nve TO eight. he
must leave Il on the table until A plays. 80 that
II A has an eight he can take II In before B gets a
chance.
P. F., F, says; AZ the end Of the deal II is found
that q jack and a king are left with no mates for
them. Is no tnplets have been taken In. II Is cvi-
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build. What rule governs such a easel
II a player takes in a build with a wrong card,
gathers In a card with one that does not match Il,
or picks up more cards than he Is entitled TO. the
error must be challenged and proved before the
next card Is played by his adversary. II one player
has taken In a king with a jack, the other must have
seen II done. and II he did not notice 1t he is as much
TO blame as the one who made the mistake. Hav-
ing allowed II TO pass unchallenged and played to
the following tricks the error cannot be rectined.
Grisbsge $. B. 5. says; a and B are playing;
is p entitled To?
Two holes for the pair Of sizes. and at the end
seven holes for a run OF nve and thirty one.
skat; G. R. wants to know where the oncial
laws of the game can be obtained.
Write to the national secretary Of the North
American skat League. Henry wuln, 1906 Genesee
street. Buffalo. N. Y. or to II. o. Heynich, secre.
tary>of the Brooklyn Skat Club. 1855 Broadway,
Brooklyn.
p E and D al come y; D raising i The Others Sc
this raise and then ID discovers tndt he has SIX CdTQS,
nomss'o os, Of , he p I Il ''~' . nc 'aN' "'
No. All money or chips once put into the pool
must remain. as II Is the players own fault for
betting on a foul hand, which he should have de-
tected earlier.
r. NJ. @. says: Can the opener OF a jackpot split
10 the table, :
Yes. The best rule is to compel the opener Of a
jackpot to place his discard under the chips In the
poe! every time he opens. whether he is going TO
split or not. Then when he docs split he does not
betray his play by calling attention TO the fact that
he is preserving his discard, and at the same time
he can always prove that he had openers originally.
d c. comes nc; in H tWo chips d Spv With the SeI re sDl 1Fo IF" fHip Stay !"
After a pause OF about half a minute he says, RI
tS,se Il is Practically making two bets. the second
announcement to raise. being made after G had
made up his mind as to the condition of the play
ers following.
II put up two chips only when he said he would
stay, and the next man or any man following has
made any sign as TO what he would do, n cannot
increase his bet by raising. II the correction TO
asi the first announcement were a slip of the tongue.
II miRht be allowed. but not under the circumstances
stated.
turns TO his chips 10 raise. Without waiting for
3. decision; 4 gives b cards, Does this prevent
II AIohh eaes't
No. B should not have asked for cards until he
was sure that D was either out OF the pool or was
not going to raise.
w. D. says: B bets that a straight OF A 8
will beat one OF 0 10 because II is ace high.
But It is not ace high; tits Ave high, while the other
is Jack high. when the ace is used To hll out the
bottom OF a straight, It loses It's rank as the highest
card In the pack. The jack high straight wins.
G. s. says: A bets that the opener OF a jack pot,
II he is not called, need not show his entire hand.
That depends on whether or not he has drawn
cards. II no cards have been drawn, the opener
must show the VIII ole nve cards that he opened on
because he has paid no more TO get those Ave cards
than any other player has paid, the bets he puts
UP TO draw cards being practically taken down
again. as no one will cover II. But after the draw
II any player wants to sec what the opener drew
he must call him. II he. will not call him, all he Is
entitled TO is to sec thatthe pot was fairly opened:
that is, he can insis, on seeing openers. no more.
L. z. says: Only two men are left In the betting.
A puts up nifty. which d calls. A shows three kings
and B says they are good. throwing his hand In the
sec Bs hand. b bets he need only show that BE has
hve cards.
Biswrong. He must show his hand face UP to the
table II he is In the call. Same answer 10 E. C. p.
De n. says: A player nnds he has six cards.
n hets that the hand Is dead, A Insists thai thr