The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.
Auction Bridge. II. w. says: Y deals
the hand. II his partner V picks up
and looks at each care as dealt to HIM.
Just AS a Is pushing his cards together
preparatory to lifting them v announced
tina; he had only eleven cards and that
A was about To take two that belonged
to Y. Then Y reached over Ind took
two cards from AS pile. which a had
not vet lifted. Is this regular?
II Y lifted and looked at eleven cards
before the deal was complete that costs
him ?75 points penalty IN the honor col
unnn. It Ia not VS. business to correct
any error In the deaf but tho dealers,
and Y had no right to lay claim 70 any
81 AS cards. If there we're more than
thirteen cards dealt to 4 1t Is a misdcal
The fact that A was abou, to lift A
hand containing fifteen cards Is enough
to establish the tTegularity. ~ that
there must be a new deal. but the PEN
atty against Y stands.
". Il. w. asks the difference between
auction. royal auction and duplicate
auction.
They are all forms OF auction bridge.
Royal auction was the name given 20
the game when the spade suit was ad-
vanced in value to nine points a trick.
Duplicate 10 any form Of the game IN
which the same hands are overplayed
by different pairs OF partners. under one
or other OF the many schedules for such
contests.
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l.. NJ. j. says: the dealer bids a clup,
second name q ih'tn haho
r,ond. and aye he.r,. :, the acc king
queen, with three small clubs. \ bets
ne should support the diamonds Is pets
"e a"'u" VI" '"e "'
i"e oorree' otu s"o" wv
- NV '" " P'"''' '
| and the fourth hand can the go back
20 su,,or,in~ tho Diamonds I'm, /, *
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MUS" oe''e' u w i' s""' III "'"'"
with four odd than to work for hve odd
i'm diamonds. EVERYTHING depends. of
o,~ m tho Martinez. hoiny ,ru.t.J
~ ,
10 deny tho heares II nc mas nome ne
! may 60 TO no trumps in that case if
bo ,an sion the clubs,
r ~ 4, saws. The dealer bids a
! hc.r. Sccopd hand masses. third hand
SAYS N, tru,pn. f,ur,h hand two di,-
uonds. Before the dealer has time To-
MAKE 4 bid the second hanh SAYS 'U'''
'l"ps' an 49, =" nmn a%i. ,,r'"
! dianon,.. Now. which ~ these bids Is
. ,,r,nc- viii 90 an, further With their
declar,tonsr
r,.,, ~ go hL. ,,.,o. ,4,h-
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out '"hsui'i'lo0' 'n"! cN''' '"e V'"''H
81 letting either bid stand. or ove-call
either hv ignoring the Other. or they
,r,, i,roro h,,h an, N. d.,,e- may
,,a o,ar ~. or,,,,,, and ,c,,,,,- ,v,
,t,ro,d Ind y ,ho-o ,,., no -, NOW deal
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II. y. V. says: During the play clubs
t.cally the whole SUI. Instead OF lead
ing a third 'Iuo dummy switches 20 =
spade ana the second mana crops a 'lup
,,S pa.n".i go - !Sn; 90,
tho trick is turned. The declarer win.
the spade and leads another, but be
,ore tNe second hand pays the lour'n
His mariner maintains -ha, his asklnr
the question in time saves the revoke
as the PLAYER n error mas MOI Played u
az men '''"
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e'" " Wv 80" "
the payer IN error mas pIaEea 10 'h'
next trick or not.
Casino. D.. a. Il. says: Playing two
hand. the cards on the table are "A = ar
a .. 4 builds a I on the ) and calls /.
.. but does not touch the other a r.
I; plays a queen. Then A puts an ace
OH the .. puts II with his first build an
calls II two mines. Il calls attention &
the error. What must be done?
rho continuation mug, he bro,,cn II,
-, ,... .. st. =.
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Poker. NJ. D. says: we Wlsh III
SIN would give us a rule about sp!tt!n'
openers that would cover all SITUATIONS
The modern rule allows any player "A
the ,ab,e 70 split withou, ~announcin,
-, o.. III.
II '"'' o'e"e' 'p'"
not say anything because mis- discard
always placed under the chips in tn
pool whether he is COINS to split or rot
No matter what he has TO omen on e
what he chooses to draw 10. his discar
is always there to show what he ha'