The sun., 1908-04-26
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yOkes bat 4 does not notice u apparently. After
the play o. the band Is finished, the deasra part
ner. v claims the revoke penalty. A bets that a.
dummy calls attention 10 H. the dealer cannot
eAAct the penalty. y bets that a. the hand Is m
lshsd he Is no longer dummy. aud has all the rights
Of partner
The dealers partner ls dummy until the score
has been put down aud Sgresd to. after which he
II al liberty to make all the sarcastic remarks he
pleAses about reyokes that passed unnotlced, but
II Is then too late to change the score. should
dummy call the dealers attention to auy penalty
TO which the dealer Is entitled before the score IL
put down. that bars the dealer from sIactIng IL,
so that A Is light
R.H. v says Al the tud Of the hand II Is found
that dummy has only Two cards Dealer has three,
80 has the eldest hand butthe other player has four
Az the tricks are correct. Law Il says that " one
players hand II wrong, the others being correct
there must be new deal; but i does not say what
should be done " two players have wrong NUN
ber Is there no law on that pOlnt'
Il Is misdsal. as both aides are In error, and no
player can be allowed to score anything when be Is
playing With fourteen csrdAln his hand
Euchre, d. @. say" A takes up the trump and
PLAYS alone. Bwns one trick but AT the end OF the
hand lt Il found that BIS partner has revoked.
WHAT does tcOTe9
lie has the option OF adding four points to his
own score or OF taking four on the adversareS.
The usual penalty is to score the four points, the
same as n the lone hand had succeeded. II makes
no difference that It was not the player who won
a trick that revoked.
Nm. says 4 deals three cards 70 each and only
two to himself the trSt round; then two TO each
and three TO himself Is this allowed
No. tits mlSdeal and the dealer loses his deal.
R.w. c. says: The dealer takes up the trump.
but after he has played to the ntst thck he nnds
that be has not yet discarded, A bets that the
lead can be taken back and the hst trick played
IL this cOTTFct7
The lead stands and the penalty lS that the dealer
and his partner cannot score anything that deal,
even II they make the point
Crlbbage. sA. c. says: Please count this hand
for us: A nine and four treys
Put the four treys In q square and you can get
ala different pairs by taking each OF the sides and
diaE Eonals as A separate combination OF treys,
worth i2 holes. Then each OF these pairs will
combine with the nine to make fifteen, ~ more
holes, That riyts us "a altogether
a G. B. say" 4 and B playing, the card, fall
a6AB.362. what runsare tobe pegged'
BIS second card makes run Of three As ne1t
play makes a nun OF four. That Is aU, unless the
last card lsGgo,
J. D. B. says Does the Jack OF the same suit as
the starter count when II Is found In the crib the
same as when II Is In the hand
Yes One for his nobS.
F.H. says A cuts the cards properly for the
starter and holds the upper part Of the pack IN MS
doITt TI 80 he % dsSsr exposes Ss Two cards il sS
question as 10 which is the hGht one Must there
be new eYt, oT does me desleI Iurn up ano'nsr
card altogether laying aside the Two that were eA'
posed
The non dealer ha, the choice OF the hrst two
cards which were exposed BY the dealer There
SSst' IT, Il. K. says: a leads out OF turn, and
the player calls attention to II but says he will let
the play proceed as he may make schneider
says AN hight. Play ahead" but the player Ia,
ssts that take back his card and That the lead
come frOm the proper hand A bets that this Is
eGac,.ng Two penalties. 70 Insist on The game as
forfeited and 10 change the lead.
The player has the choice Of letting the false
lead stand and playing TO II or Of having It taken
back and having the lead come nom the one that
should have led This rule is the same In many
other Eames In bridge, for instance, wrong
lead Is not only taken back but suit may be called
as penalty
Grand to be at the ska' tournament In New YORK
There ls no special value attached to IL, so that
all player can do Is TO announce the schwari
and take his nye muupIerS. Nothing is tobe
gained by playing the hand open,
PnochIe. c. g. says: \ bets that In two hand
he can las out the four kings and queens at once
and med them for .O. bets he will have to
80 out OF them.
RIs right. A trick must be taken for each OF the
hve separate meds thAt 90 TO make up the 2so,
and nothing Is to be gained by laying down ell the
cards at once: In fact II Is disadvantage because
II exposes the players holding and shows his ad'
versa that II Is useless to play for certain things
II Is always good play to conceal what you have
TO meld as long as you can safely do 80 when such
concsGlmtnt may lead your opponent to break
T.. tUhl he
would know was impossible II all your m'ld' were
on the table,
JJ ~ says II the bid DER wants so to get out
while another player wants { en- only must the
player that wants ten walt until hr sres u the bidder
can get $50
Yrs. because II the bidder can get enough to put
him out he wins the game as he has the hrst count
II Is this privilege Of having the nrs, count that
induces people To bid on theE hands because fthey
do not bid they may be left at the post
w.R c. says Toward the end Of tue drawing
In q two hand game Il Is found that has card
too MANY, while has his right number What
happens
As It Is supposed that \ does not know how h
got a card too many A can either demand a T,U
deal or let X play without drawing one turn, 81
a. to reduce his hand to It's night number again.
HK says. 10 three hand \ lays down ~
Kings and On queens, with the \, ~ j Of tfumps
lie meds these cards for Jyl u bets thry are
worth GG only. while c bets II is only Sp CS con
trutlOn that n thr Tmps are melded for 80 only
naming King and queen WIN have to be used for
the medS Of NJ and N. Ito" do you count the
mslds'
Ifths kings are meldrd hrst for N. threcN Nhem
can be married for ". 20 aud "a Then the fourth
queen can he put down for 0O more. and then the
three trumps can he added for 100 more total Of
$40. so that none Of the players corhted the mtld
correctly, ---
Poker " T. C. sAyS 4 opens = uot and splits
pair Of queens to Try for nusn. bets he should
have announced that he was splitting before ne
drew cards.
It's contrary TO the whole spirit Of poker TO make
q player disclose his game before his hand Is called
For this reason. player cannot be made to declare
that although he has opened Jack pot he hasnoth
ing but q bobtAn 10 draw tn. II was At one tlnne
suggested that four nu,h or straight should be an
opening qualification so that the others should not
know whether II NAs thSt, or two pairs or threes
and kicker. they were up against. hut the latest
and best rule Is that thr opener must have Jacks or
better and that whether he Is going TO split or not
the opener must always put his discard under the
chips In the pool 80 that 1t may be there to show
what he had when he opened rs he puts his dis.
card there all the time there Il no difference lHhis
dlscardInE when he splits and when he does not
n. G SAyS n the dealer presents the cards to
be cut must the player on the rglt cut them, or
can he tap them. or say. Let them run
According to the laws Of the game the player
can cut or not A. he plrascs The law that the
cards need not be cut probably originated In the
rood old days when the sports were not a. expert
In shifting cuts AZ they are now, and they found
II convenient TO have partner sitting on the right
who would let the top slOck stand,
IA W says. n a man has all his money up In
table tale game and two OF the Others want TO 60
on how Is the pot decided when II comes to 4 show
down
That will depend on who has the best hand. II
the sight caller has not the best his money Is swept