Advice to the Young Whist Player Containing Most of the Maxims of the Old Scho
Advice to the Young Whist Player Containing Most of the Maxims of the Old Scho
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Cd. From nine, ten, knave, and king.
3d. When the best of a weak suit not ex- ceeding three in number.
If you have either knare or king in your OICH hand, you are certain it is for the latter reason, and that the whole strength of the suit is with your adversary, and play your game accordingly.
LXT. If your partner leads the nine or ttJij and you have an honor, with only one more, put it on : if with two or more, do not ; with the ace and small ones, win it invariably ; for it is better that he... should linosse, in his own suit, than you.
LXVI, Unless you have a strong suit yourself, or reason to suppose your partner has one, do not trump out, unless you have six trumps.
LXV1I. There are situations where even good players differ; if a queen is led on your right-hand, and you have ace or king and 3. 5 YOUNG WHIST i- 1, A > F. H .
two small ones, you should certainly win it; but having king or ace, ten and a small one, 7 invariably pass it, and for the following reasons by passing it, if your partner has the ace or king, you clearly lie tenace, and the leader cannot possibly make a trick in the suit, which he must have done had you even the first trick, as he would lie tenaee over your partner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cd. From nine, ten, knave, and king.
3d. When the best of a weak suit not ex- ceeding three in number.
If you have either knare or king in your OICH hand, you are certain it is for the latter reason, and that the whole strength of the suit is with your adversary, and play your game accordingly.
LXT. If your partner leads the nine or ttJij and you have an honor, with only one more, put it on : if with two or more, do not ; with the ace and small ones, win it invariably ; for it is better that he... should linosse, in his own suit, than you.
LXVI, Unless you have a strong suit yourself, or reason to suppose your partner has one, do not trump out, unless you have six trumps.
LXV1I. There are situations where even good players differ; if a queen is led on your right-hand, and you have ace or king and 3. 5 YOUNG WHIST i- 1, A > F. H .
two small ones, you should certainly win it; but having king or ace, ten and a small one, 7 invariably pass it, and for the following reasons by passing it, if your partner has the ace or king, you clearly lie tenace, and the leader cannot possibly make a trick in the suit, which he must have done had you even the first trick, as he would lie tenaee over your partner.
What to read after Advice to the Young Whist Player Containing Most of the Maxims of the Old Scho?
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