The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08
SCHOOL ron Cam PEAYERs.

nrst, the cerds ial 3. ]. as. Apefa a PUN % n,Ses.
Is no run, as INC cards arc not N order either bach
ward Or fPrTara AZ rSn e /, 2 .; EClSF back,
run.
The order In which the cards fall makes no dir.
ference 50 that there arc no duplicates OF breaks.
30 B's pegEing Is correct.
A. G. says: In two hand sbs nrss four cards
played arc all nvsS. What 10 IN" count Nr tho last
Double pair royal. twelve holes.
Five Hundred. NJ. o. ?. says: DO I understand
ny YOUR answer . W. !. l. that a player VINO takes
No. But n hs bid Ia for any less amount than
$50 he 10 allowed 20 score $50 n he gets all ton
tricks. II he has bid more than $50, say nine In
hearts. worth $40. that Is ali no would score even
X ho got ten tricks.
l.. 7. I. says: II four play. dealing ten cards TO
ZACH, how many cards should there DO IN tho "iHoW'
When four play ten cards must DO added TO the
pack 30 as To make IL up TO forty two cards. instead
OF thirty two. The added cards arc the ives and
siKes and two of The fOurs, 50 that there shall still
be three cards LETT in the widow.
&c. II. ssys; In three hand A has 90. B has 800.
3 bids seven IN diamonds. worth 200. a holds
the Joker and wins the nrst trick with IL, upon which
he insists he y out. a. the trick Is worth 10 points
No. Tue bidder has tho arss count and the hand
must be played out % SEQ II he makes rood his bid
or not. II he does In this case he wins. no nnteer
what A and @ may get But for this rule that che
bidder shall have the ATSt count any player who
was nearly out could St still and sweat out. which
would spoil the game.
are led. holds the Joker and several small hearts,
nome OF them good enough 70 win tho trick. Can
a play the joker instead OF q hca6t ,
No. The Joker LIS q suit by ltseIf at no -trumps.
and the player holding II cannot trump anything
with II unless unable TO follow suit.
r. L. says: Is there any rule as 20 tho number
OF cards TO be dealt at a timer
Yes. The rule 10 ten cards 20 each player, dealt
in four rounds OF either three two three two. or
lshed custom and 10 usually insisted ON. To give
three cards % ono player and cwo 70 another
in the same round Is q mlsdeal.
Euchr.. !; s. c; sAys: Rule Of the game says.
when deal ls made play out the hand" a bets
stIiusss a deal. ssss . deal Is not made until
each player has . nan hand dealt 70 him. who
This appears 70 DO q question 90 10 when a deal
out OF turn Is cOmplete. the rule referred % being
one that governs deals out OF turn when made
In progressive games. II the deal Is not complete
IL has not been made, ana II may BE- stopped AZ amy
time before the trump Gs turned.
Checkers. O. L.: Ths solution TO the problem
10 too long 70 give here. You will ind the key
10 iC in any checker book. tho idea being to force
an exchange 80 Is 20 get the move.
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onoee. M. u. ." y Wu uescrpuon OF inc
game you write about has appeared in TEE SON.
II Is commonly called auction bridge. and there
are several ways OF playing IT, IL Is IN hoyles
Games.
sl,at. II. NICE. saws: We find a game ON the
sSorS Dsos SnlSh Is no. "a snS nag rule, q Ssned
p,,on,,,a, 80 800 1uTo a, ,.h,,h az "a
NevCIuVon 10 on Opeh nuho, III .u'oh tuo VI
versATles are supposed 20 consult and To exchange
cards II they wish 70. but In practice one player
takes both hands. sorts over all the suits and tries
to make the declaring hand take a trick. This
Is OF course impossible IL the player who declares
revolution knows what he Is about. and for that
as Il is merely a premium on invIncibis luck. The
sir. nn.n n,svsd A. IN
'sue WV" p~S0U
G. n. b. says: Must the hands be thrown up
the moment a revoke Is claimed and proved. the
IsNIn , JS INV W "e VI ""0 "Pp"'ou '" !"
II is usual to abandon the play Of the hand and
being maj the PLAYER NAV insist ON procecdIng
Hs ~ .r-s
are not out OF schneider when the revoke occurs.
wsnzeI IN re- stst ~hcn y - one Mas y" ""N'"s .
Tbe .bssnce n bidding does NOT pr.c,,d. m.
ACTS he,ng alv,ded two and TWO even m me Vor-
Ssnd bss none M - Quite nosaih,. For a o,svsn
,r1,n Sovr IsrEs ~ ,so,sn n Ma Tn. on,y ,Ssc,or
IN me c.icrist,on lhrr.Sors IA me rvr,nsr ~
rsrIs ,o, heId or Lnown nv Vorhond which IA
t,y.ntv. turo and the fact that onlv tu~o nj thso
ars en- IN. ~, ~. crane. ~ ard,cg sn,, n.n.d
tscu Is thsrssore one m Zen. AM, tbst m ending
any one az four Is sbout nine IN four s0aInst onIv.
because there are four chances out on tyrentv.
two for a Jack ana there are Two cards TO draw.
This Includes the chances Of getting two Jacks.
Dice. n: ~. y says: what are tns odds against
xhsn ne baS siresdv Thrown aover even st,ISS;
times runnlnRg Please explain why.
Twenty one 20 nfteen. because there are thirty
sA posADTe nIow wv '"o u'e' onS n'teeh
OF which viii give more thah seven. The fact that
the caster has already thrown anything any number
Of times has nothing 10 do with &c.
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Sixty three. W. T. aSkS: What Is this college
A variety OF cinch. In which II Is possible 70 bid
n q bJah a. six,v. ,hp.. In addition IN the ,s,.I
% ns" 49, --o- a. s. ssua'
counts the shhg IN worm % the srcy ID enu the
nine 0.
Poker. J. X. says. a il the dealer and opens a
Jackpot. When about TO help himself 10 the draw.
four cards fall on the pack and he announces the
tact. As he wants three only. he states that three
Is his draw before he touches the four on the table.
Can he take three or must he take fOur'
The expression -four cards fall OF the .nack~
would seem 10 indicate that IL was unintentionaI.
which should alan he ohNioos n The deAler A chs