The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27
SCHOOL ron CARD PLAYERS.

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=! ~ back iS''' WIN 'S you 'D Diss S.sd CIV: .p Sss.Sa I ss 9 1si,
aecls'on'
rlsk-that OF being set back, for and
for this risk there must be some compensation
or no player would undertake N. In pitch. and In
many other games, this compensation In 20 give
the bidder the nrst count, no TINT no matter what
the points may be- that he has made. n they are
enough 10 make good his bid he Ia entitled 20 score
them before any Of the other players. who would
not risk a bid, csn count what they have made.
II IL 70 happens that two players could 20 on,
on the same hand, ons of thoim being the bidder
r.ts hs coun, nrs,' This "a usually e.rre..sd
a", 10 ~, n.s' W usually erpie
pr'eny IN inc phrase, bidder goes out THO RUE
prevents player VINO IN shcnu from sitting stlu
ana sweating out by picking up a point here ana
mere on others DIGS. without running any risk
OF being Get BACK himself.
IN he e.hie NUS az az. ar ,,s ns,s /,
ab u nuts on another ace and calls h a ne Inc
same time taking the Q on the table and calling
the build two So a says this IN not allowed: az
s.cep. w,n Snr!s rom ms manu. ana d ID using
n n No, us,n1 . c.,h e-ovr N. ,.s,. !. ,,,r....
N. h,nS nm. .,nr,~ !. IA ~ ,,,1.s ~ . ~ a@"
-n,on =. 49," - 90 80. .o 80 ~ !.
nsnso mas a. mucn right 70 make . double
buhu 40 a would nave mad 20 mako 10 two Is IN
thcnrt plaoe had therebeen . Son tho cable.
Cyubbaw~ n savs. pts... corra On. so,ov.
fne crfbbars hand FOR us: Threo nvee. a four ana
2 Gig. Also let NJ know me highest count in .
n.nu possaoies
Al to enrcc nvcs are iaid ous m triangle escn
w, on VII mare : par. = mole: Inc tour ana me
run Of three. 0 more holea. Then they VIII COM
bine with each OF the nves 10 mako Q fifteen. q more
80. 49,. go, =. s~'"~
..% .Css "os' ~ - wn'on y one y .ne hAis
crmn.r. $50 =. ,. sm ".s " y. ~
surn.d sor = ss,,,.r ana IN. ,scs ~ ne mi. !, ,rs
49,. 10 "~
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skst. 7. ! oc. ..v,. "a, . ,,.v~, v,o ,.p..
both the skat cards for a guckI nuIio announos it
ass nuil-ouvert sitter he has seen the skat
him sny moro than N be had pIaved n mn To
score forty for Il 1, must DO announced "A an OMEN
,,,,,o tn .s,,-,.. n 49, -SN' -. wv
- =, - !, 20. ~. -" 70
mi, -.p,a = Su." m :" e. ~ pisn
~. 80 y -. 80. pp p'1yo' sno
- - -. sa !. W.. es MAJ
.,,no -. -o,,,c L.. $3.50, ~ ~ "peH
.,,.s, It,. e. - 1880 sranor
ANe po'ut' rf WIZ s'apo' twenty four Tor
opon tIsnu; we've points ir turned or gucki
'uo'
pos.x 10 .v
of lacks. Every one STAYED lSnd DIV nspds po.
caught his third Jack and bet the limit. No one
Ssheu him anu ne showed = pair OF Jacks only.
- rus NV o que 70 so.as wen.
~,one. Niei to uraw' II tno players want
"s"penof uie~s" q naha tney must
10y =. " uiaw lucy naVe PAID
20 op."o pa.u y NJ i've csfus
."N INV ""'e Ais"' W : V"eh AL
IT n ,x. n.,. ,h., ru,..
Il seven hlgh and deuce low wt,bn,s !. ~
any chance Tor q sequence or lush. aud that Que Is
Obliged 70 play u pat.
inc nsnd uescnped Is a Tiger or little dog. not Q
kiiter. When played IL beats a straight and lose.
beat strO,sh,s' A E,l,.r !. , hama uI,, = = W.. vi
49,. n,n. IA 90 on.o. ~ u caro-
~ n"o /" lar. ior s'raisnt or hush
!, u... nv' % :. any.u,ns. IN ,ne SCUM u is
asusHy a point OF hohor 10 play II pat for Q blun
deal. what hspp~ns7
Nothing. A deal out OF turn must be stopped
before inc Isst cara - neslt or u stands good.
" Il opened the pot before all the cards had been
dealt To the other PLAYERS one or them might object.
provided he had not hf'ed or looked AT any OF his
own cards
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o,.,lg.S ~ now his nSs c,rSs y opene, OF a lsospoi
TSst sen.nds on whrthrr or MOI n. = Us
=. NJ, . !, 49, 10 ne . ura"n
ns 90, ~. -. -, $3.50 'He opener NO
more for those i've cards than any other player At
the table has put Into the pot. and they all have a
right TO zee what took their money. Pm, 4, ,h.
opener has been opposed and has drawn cards
any player who wants to see what he drew or hos
he drew 20 his hand must call him. and (, M n
will call him after the draw. all he need show l. M.
opening qualification. When a PLAYER draw. un.,
and how he draws may he Influenced nv IN. hs,,in.
against him or by the players that rome in, and
II would not be fair 10 expose the method OF draw
ing that The player whohappenrd 10 h, the on.n.,
on that pot adopted under such cIrcumst.ncs.