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Fox's revised edition of Hoyle's games.. (1912)

New York City : R. K. Fox · leaf 133

An illustration from Fox's revised edition of Hoyle's games.., 1912, leaf 133
s. The dealer sits at the table, with one or two assistants. THE LAYOUT. The Ace, Deuce, King, and Queen are called the Big Square, or First Square; the Deuce, Trois, Queen, and Jack, the Second Square, and so on ; and the Six, Seven, and Eight, the Pot. The circles represent the money or checks of… … — TFl r*l F*l F^Tf** 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ® 4 4444444 in the Pot is bet upon the Six, Seven and Eight : that between the Ten and Four takes in those two cards, while that below the Four includes the Trois, Four, and Five ; the check "fiat- foot" upon the Ace is bet upon that card only ; the money in the…

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