The Laws And Etiquette of Cinch
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The player buying the privilege of naming the trump is entitled to score all the points he may make; but if he fail to make as many points as the amount bid by him, he must be set back just the number of points bid — he cannot score anything he may have made during the play of that hand.
22. The amount bid by a player for the THE LAWS OF CINCH. 13 privilege of naming the trump is not scored by any of the other players, but is simply held against the bidder as a set-back pen- alty in the case of... a failure to win the number of points he elects to by his bid.
23. If no bid is made by the other play- ers, the dealer is forced to bid one and name the trump.
24. The buyer of the trump privilege is entitled to add to his score all points that may be found in the discard pile after the play of the hand, as it is fair to presume the error in discard was made by the adversaries.
25. If any player, under the impression that the game is either won, or lost, or for any other reason, throws his cards on the table, face upwards, such cards are ex- posed and can be called by the opposing player or players.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The player buying the privilege of naming the trump is entitled to score all the points he may make; but if he fail to make as many points as the amount bid by him, he must be set back just the number of points bid — he cannot score anything he may have made during the play of that hand.
22. The amount bid by a player for the THE LAWS OF CINCH. 13 privilege of naming the trump is not scored by any of the other players, but is simply held against the bidder as a set-back pen- alty in the case of... a failure to win the number of points he elects to by his bid.
23. If no bid is made by the other play- ers, the dealer is forced to bid one and name the trump.
24. The buyer of the trump privilege is entitled to add to his score all points that may be found in the discard pile after the play of the hand, as it is fair to presume the error in discard was made by the adversaries.
25. If any player, under the impression that the game is either won, or lost, or for any other reason, throws his cards on the table, face upwards, such cards are ex- posed and can be called by the opposing player or players.
What to read after The Laws And Etiquette of Cinch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chicago Cinch Club to read onlineMoreLess
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