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Foster's complete Hoyle; (1914)

Foster, R. F. (Robert Frederick), 1853-1945 · New York, Frederick A. Stokes company · leaf 248

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o the next player on the left again, and so on until the limit of straddling is reached ; but if one player refuses to straddle, no other following him can do so. Good players seldom or never straddle, as the only effect of it is to increase the amount of the ante. METHOD OF FLAYING. The cards… … Spreading. Squeezing. such a way that the palm and fingers of his right hand conceal the face of the first card, while the thumb of the left hand separates the others just sufficiently to allow him to read the index or " squeezer " marks on the edges.

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