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several stay and draw cards. A then finds he did
not have openers and 4 turns out that no one else
had openers either. What happensi Dealer oetS
A pot once opened. even II wrongly, mus Be
played for II any one has come IN against Ne
false openers. The openers is the only dead hama
The others bet for the pot on what they have.
F. B.. II. says: Is this a straeht-ths tAck.
queen, king. ace, deuce of various suitst
Not unless previously agreed upon. II. 10 lcaIled
a round the corner straight and when played
usually beats the lowest possible straight but a
should best q fun hand. as she oeds against Il &c
SS 70 H. 90" 49, :7~'
R. J. NJ. says: II should have been sces 70 open;
other player cs%e IL % a pair Of e slSSS.s sna o:
proved. Does he get the pot If he has the best
Yes The openers hand is dead. because he had
mol openers. but the Others play for the pot with
out him.
has my on the table 10 start With. A says hois
PLAYING 70 oan or pass any bet made. but has nse
in M 'front.' 81 him. B bets hfty' and 4 Wsnss o oa1EG
rest Of the ntnsyf
II AS word was considered good for any amouna.
and II was understood that he would either cal
as much ~ any other player put up or pas out.
he certainly cannot call for Q sight with Whist bs
has on the table. out must put up enough 70 call
or pass out. All this mouth betting 10 nonsense
al table stakes. The actual cash should BE- IN
sight on the table ana then there can be no as
pu,es. When q player says he will call or psss
any bet made let him always keep on the tahs
as much ss any other player has In front Of htu-
G.. D.. W. thinks that II a player t allowed 70
amend his call for cards in the draw, the mat
player not having asked YET. It might open Us
player who amended his can, as the dealer might
flash" a card TO the one who could amend hs
draw. ..
The law says that II the cards have not bAen
lifted or looked at the player can amend his drew.
II the player has seen the top card as 10 10 run on
by the dealer that bars him from amending his
call. H '
T. W. p. says: A opens a Jackpot. B and o stag.
Opener stands pat. B calls him, but @ throws up
his hand. On the showdown IL is found that the
opener has q nush, but has siI cards. B takee Ge
pot with q pair of kings. but @ insists that be -
entitled 10 withdraw his money. as the poi was
wrongly opened. a- .. ,
Q came In In good faith and dropped out Be-.
cause be thought he was beaten by either A OF
r, Al r had a fair hand he is entitled 70 Cs money
Just as much as II the pot had been fairly opened
and B had q better hand than A.
p. F. r. says: Must the dealer announce o.
number Of cards he drawsf
1t is the rule that he should DO ca II any piaSos
is In doubt about It he can ask the dealer how many
he took.
T. r. p, says: A opens the pot. q and o Stng,
After the draw a is raised out. B md G remaining
good. but refuses 10 show his own hand. Must be.
do sOt