The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02
soHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

. = 5, says; 4 ask. for three card. One Is
It's DiAcef
He must 60, another In IT, place. bus not until
all the others including the dealer, have drawn
what they want.
Pinochis.w =. ". says: A lays down the AK;
pets Y 10 worth $50 only. unless he has both klngs
The meld IL worth 100 witho ut tho second Q, n
IL 10 laid down properly. A should nrst show and
score the 40 and then add the three other cards
and meld tbs $50 sequence. This complies with
the rule that At least one fresh card shall be played
from the hand for every meld.
Z. c. r. says: ia calls out on the very las, trick
T. sa si entitled to add the 10 points for winning thu
Certainly. Those 10 points may Oo what put
him out.
r. V. J. says: After tho stock Is exhausted must
the second player in two hand head the trick II
He must win the trick n he can. no matter what
IL led. But for this rule there would be very little
science In the game.
J. z says: In three hand a club IL led and second
man plays = diamond. but before the third man
revoke, but To- Others say the trick was not turned.
What Is the ruler
When q revoke can be corrected IN tine TO save
II. as In this case. the most the bidder can do Is to
ask for the player who corrects him self TO give
up his big hest OF his low est card OF tho suit, II he
hAs Two, or the bidder can make him leave the
card played In error on the table. to be called.
o. A. W. wants to know II pinochie is a German
game and II Il originated in that country.
It seems TO be a German American variation OF
oeriauo. The game is unknown in Germany
Nv. D, says: Ifs player has melded 100 trumps.
can he meld the royal marriage with a fresh kingt
No. because the queen has already been used In
. meld Of superior value which Is in the same class.
Cfnah- n n ..v. ,.z.. > .AA % u,.n,. . A
bids seven and makes high. game, pedro. while
B makes low. Jack. Who wins the game7
tits usual to agree beforehand as TO whether the
method Of scoring shall be straight or setback.
When nothing is said the right way to score Is to
deduct the lower score from the higher and let the
winner mark the difference. In the case cited
A having made enough 10 make good his bid. his
7 points are safe. but from them he must deduct
the two that B has made, leaving him nve TO score.
No one Is out. as each player still wants , to 60.
putting an ace on a nine. q, second player. lays
out a card. c, third player, builds four, I'VE and
ten, but & Insists tn at he can take in only his own
oulld with his own ten and must let Cs alone. as
CmAdc a separate build OF It. .
II does not matter who made the builds or how
many here are or whether they are builds or Just
cards lying around loose. any pie yer with a ten In
his hand can take in all the cards on the table III al
he can make total up to ten. unless there are double
builds. such as two Fights, or two nves. n Cs
build was two nves. 10 be taken in with a Ave, A
could not touch 1t. but as It was a ten he was quite
right to take II in.
CHbbage. p. ", Y. says: A plays q q, n a 7
and G an =, for which he pegs q run Of IN Tree. n
says go. so does 4. and n PLAYS another :. IL Il
entitled to score a run OF three for the three cards
showing. or only the two holes for thirty -one1
Only the two holes for thirty one. II docs no,
matter what cards are face up on the table: II is
the order In which they are played that settles
runs. II the cards are gone over ackwa II will
be seen that they fell. rs. :. O.. so that the duplicate
7spolls the second run.
Piquet r. p. II. says: Elder hand had a point
Of nve and four king and four tens. all good. Dealer
had a sequence Of three. Does elder hand
count 10 or 0S.
Therelsno repic, as the dealers sequence bars It,
% that the elder hand scores SO only. In order to
score for re pic the points in order must be good
until so Is reached. This order Is; point. sequence
and quatorze. there being no carte blanche.