The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

he have insisted on the Others playing for the pot
without him
G. NJ says: b has passed when c opens the pot.
A and n then come In. After the draw; opener
raises. Upon this both y and c dr9p ont but Q
insists tha! he has a right to see BIS hand because
he called b when B hrsi raised
B should have no hand To show, as he Is out ofb
when he refuses 10 call AS raise. When c also re-
fuses he has. technically. no hand either and neither
has any night 10 ask the other what he bet on, or
to sec his hand. ,a -,
p r. says; In dealing. ! gives R six cards
not lt his cards. but discovers that he has 70
many and insists on q new deal. The dealer wan to
10 replace tho supernuous card on the pack.
II more than one player has six cards II 10 a
misdeal. II Is only when ono player has TOO many
cards that he can have the option Of a new deal:
hut the dealer has nothing 10 say about u. ana
the others must all have their night number OF
cards In this case Their must be a new deal.
becsuse more than one player had a wrong number
of cards dealt To him.
s. =. says: a bets that II h splits his openine
Qualification. he must announce II al The ume ne
draw cards.
The modern rule Is that the opener OF every
lack pot shall place his diScardS under the chips
in the pool. whether he is going TO split openers
or moi. He need not say that he Is going 10 split.
or that he is not going TO do II. II irts found that
he has split, his discard Is there To prove what he
had: but he Is not Obliged TO betray his game by
telling the others that he Is going In on a bobtail.
r. A.. s. says: ia man opens a pot by mistake
can he draw I'VE fresh cards
No. Ills hand is dead. and he forfel1s whatever
he has nut int the pool up to the time be discovers
his mistake,
s.cond man knocks The others. Including the
dealer. pass without touching the WIDOW. The
nTsi man 10 pass now INSISTS lhdt nc cah Turn up
the widow and Ike a card.
When II came TO the dealer heshould have tuPed
up the widow had no one Knocked but when a
PLAYER knocks. any following player must either
take the widow As It stands, or pass. 10 the hrst
man To pass does not want to exchange his whole
hand for the widow lie must stand pat
Stud Poker. II. II. ]. says; -Four men are stu
standing by their hands. A bets and b and C both
call him win two cards showing, Mhls rs
other round. turning w a card for A. Can Keep
this card even II ID concludes to raise the bc'tine'
No. Any card dealt before the betting has ceased
must be placed on The bottom OF the pack. 80,
pInochle. =. A.. says: -Four Of us are playing.
mariners one OF the opponents places the king
and queen of lrumpS on the table and counts "
,r0Ti snnou mc ;nen One ISs nt 10Y" As IS this makes 100 for
the nNe trinpS, Is II correci' ID
Yes. The rules governing all these mclds were
fuzzy explained In THE Sun on April 81 .
A,4. Z. wants to Ep 70 sas j 6sp p : ,r 70 : maze
II Is wiped OF the slate. .
H. j. {. wants To know Nhhl IS meant ny a lTltholy
game. Is II one that Is not played for a stAkef
4 ttiendly game Is one In whicn the rules OF the
game are dlsregarded when II comes to penalties.
when one player insists on enforcing the penalty
for a lead out Of turn or a revoke II Is no longer a
friendly game,
Skat. n. W. wants 10 know what the modern
rule Is with regard 10 fAmsch, noes the winner
l OF the last trick take the SEat cSrdS or mott
The league rule Is that he shall: but many plaYe~
/ object TO II. as they say ramseh Is properly a pro.
- ...,., aIn HnaA,afs and thai ~ ta
unfair 10 make a player take the skat cards when
he Is not specializing on the skat but Is playing
his hand for what i, Is worth. Just as he bid on It for
what Il WAS worth without regard 10 tht skAt.