Sharps and Flats; a complete revelation of the Secrets of Cheating at Games of Chance and Skill (1894)
Maskelyne, John Nevil · Longmans, Green and Co. (London) · leaf 46
MARKED CARDS AND THEIR EMPLOYMENT” 33 tion. The ace, it will be observed, is not marked. In most systems, either the ace or the two is indicated by the absence of marking. The same thing applies to the suits, it is only required to mark three out of the four. § C—Marking by dot and puncture.—The… … enn teen entree en cbe nan — ice ate mn enn | Fic. 4.~ Divisions indicating suit and value, lines of this method will be understood from what has already been said. If the unglazed spots are represented by minute dots, the principle is practically the same. The only difference is in connection with…
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