The sun., 1909-02-28
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.
Bridge. G, Fl. X. says; The dealer. z, leads a
hama nor dummy has any: but each OF those hands
has trump, dummys belng the higher, The
TO spSm es dummS
even waiting for second hand 20 play. Cpon
seeing that that. dummy dis ,, was not golns to trump p
dummys card and Overt rumped. a, second
hand, bets that dummys frst play must stand.
any more than i can revoke and that he can
amend dummy's play.
Ziswrong. There Is no penalty against dummy
for playing out of turn. neither is there against
any other player under the same circumstances;
touched by the dealer must be played from
dummy. II an adversary takes advantage OF the
dealers undue haste that is the dealers fault.
should d P ;. n .SaG s :cSss S Ss S
that has made the greater number OF points and
II 80 how muchY
That depends on the method Of scoring that is
adopted for the whole game, Sometimes points
are added for each game won during the four
desls'o Of a round, and a bonus Is also given for
the higher trick score In unfinished games. The
person running the game decides those matters
z, A. II. says: Ny partner insists that II she has
the y j OF the suit and leads the king winning
tne tI'ck' u Is not necessary 70 90 on with ihe
because the dealer does not hold up the ace unless
she has ace and Jack.
tits the rule to follow the king with the Jack.
even II the king wins the trick. The third
hand knows the leader has the queen and should
be told OF the card she does not know the jack.
The dealer will often hold up the ace simply TO
let the suit run until third hand Is out OF II In
no trumper. The only possible exception TO the
rule OF following the king with the lack would
be when dummy lays down fourto theten.
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A dummy no trumper At the score Of is ali
ace ana four small clubs. two 81 small dIsmonds
and one heart, 80 as to 20 rane on the hand.
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,orr ,r,ou. ..n.ci.uy ,n d.. - s,,,. w., 49,.
,su., n..sIna nd o. s,r.nr,h 4, ~ 49,
.n,,. hn, moi ,or s,r.ns,h in ho,h ,ns "a ans.
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Cribbage. r. L. c. says How do you count
this hand: two sxes, two nves and four turned
UP, we "ne ~.
anu WI niaSe run win
eeou o. e"u W Nnansn eho 'ne lup' oeh oo
OF the these runs Is also nfteen you get more
and nnally two pairs.
b. T. X. You will md your criboare problem
In the column devoted t6problems for sun read
Ike 10 Try their SKIN ath'
NJ s.v.. 7, ,uo h.nd , n,.A. A., g.,
n pairx IL A plays deuce and n ssys 30
plays two moro deuces. and then plays three
Jacks; we nave a dispute as 20 tne correct peg;
played az once and by the same man. 1t Is worth
only sf holes' a
When Is told to 60 he pairs his own deuce for
and for the 60 Q holes altogether, b lays down |
, Jack. pairs IL for 2 holes, makes a pair royal
Tor more, and takes for last card, 0 holes, In
addition to the nrst pair that he made when he |
ar, s.v.. hat, ,h., 4, n,.v,,o tour N. -, |
,s partners he deal is iusi as much an adysntsSe
Is IN TWO nan1
IL Is generally supposed that the deal Is no sd-
'antage as the chances are so various. some
irst deal have the best chance OF winning II the
,lsy ia only once round the board and they can |
,ssn ,hs,r end nm NV ho,d,ns svsr,as csrd, , '1
hey fail to do this the players with the rst deal
laye the advantage OF the nrst show after their
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Deck of Card. I'm. C. says: A bets ,h., the
'ord deck safulgarism and used only as slang.
Shakespeare called It deck see Henry VI.
>ct ", Scene l. So far as known cards were
originally known as the game OF the four kings"
hu mis- Fio1N' ionasAs 'u hcl heHuspcCtou
hat II was well known vulearity In England
he four kinv." M.nv terms b,ve heen m.ed
~ ~ W 80. s'e o.'a ,' 49,
m VI Mh.e, seon cans par OF cards, while
liners caI IL stock' Pack Is quite modern
Whist. T. J: r. 7. says: II call for trumpS
aving the king turned up, and my partner
olds the queen Jack and two others. which ono
hould he lead;
Most players would lead the lowest TO show
BUR. Thero Is nothing 10 be gained by leading
be queen, especially as the other partner has the
ing.
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Euchre. L. F. s. says What are the cards
sed In the pack for nve hand
The eights are the lowest cards
a c. ssys: We have tournament in which