Street on Action: A Conservative, Practical and Profitable Method of Playing the Greatest of Modern GamesCharles S. Street, 1912 - 119 Seiten |
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ace king suit ace or king aces and kings adver Auction AUCTION BRIDGE bid one club bid one heart Bid one spade black bids Bridge card or cards chance CHAPTER chicane deal dealer declarer's adversaries diamond suit dummy EXAMPLES OF SOUND exposed card final declaration five fourth hand go game headed by ace high cards higher declaration honor column increase your partner's informatory initial bid jack ten suit king guarded king of hearts lead long suit loss lowest card missing suit number of tricks opponents original bid outbid overbid pack pass penalty player probably queen jack queen or jack red suit redoubled revoke rubber second bidder second hand seven tricks singleton six tricks spade bid spade suit third bidder three aces three tricks trump hand trumper trying turned and quitted UNSOUND Whist win the game worth a bid x x x
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Seite 109 - If any player lead out of turn and the other three follow, the trick is complete and the error cannot be rectified; but if only the second, or second and third play to the false lead, their cards may be taken back; there is no penalty against any...
Seite 115 - Either of the declarer's adversaries may call his partner's attention to the fact that he is about to play or lead out of turn; but if, during the play...
Seite 116 - While a by-stander, by agreement among the players, may decide any question, he must on no account say anything unless appealed to; and if he make any remark which calls attention to an oversight affecting the score, or to the exaction of a penalty, he is liable to be called upon by the players to pay the stakes (not extras) lost.
Seite 119 - I have the rest," or any words indicating the remaining tricks are his, and one or both of the other players should expose his or their cards, or request him to play out the hand, he should not allow any information so obtained to influence his play...
Seite 113 - At the end of a hand, the claimants of a revoke may search all the tricks. If the cards have been 'mixed, the claim may be urged and proved, if possible; but no proof is necessary and the revoke is established, if, after it has been claimed, the accused player or his partner mixes the cards before they have been examined to the satisfaction of the adversaries.
Seite 113 - If a player correct his mistake in time to save a revoke, any player or players who have followed him may withdraw their cards and substitute others, and the cards so withdrawn are not exposed.
Seite 111 - A revoke occurs when a player, other than dummy, holding one or more cards of the suit led, plays a card of a different suit.
Seite 94 - A player who cuts into one table, while belonging to another, shall forfeit his prior right of re-entry into the latter, unless he has helped to form a new table. In this event he may signify his intention of returning to his original table when his place at the new one can be filled.
Seite 96 - A NEW DEAL 37. There must be a new deal — a If the cards be not dealt into four packets, one at a time and in regular rotation, beginning at the dealer's left. b If, during a deal, or during the play, the pack be proven incorrect or imperfect. c If any card be faced in the pack or be exposed during the deal on, above or below the table.
Seite 90 - Little slam is made when six by cards is similarly scored; it adds twenty points to the honor count.* 9. Chicane (one hand void of trumps) is equal in value to simple honors, ie, if the partners, one of whom has chicane, score honors, it adds the value of three honors to their honor score; if the adversaries score honors it deducts that value from theirs. Double chicane (both hands void of trumps) *L»w 86 prohibit!