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Robert Kemp Philp
75
87.
Three
or
Four-Hand
Cribbage
differs
little
from
the
preceding.
They
put
out
but
one
card
each
to
the
crib,
and
when
thirty-one,
or
the
nearest
to
that
has
been
made,
the
next
eldest
hand
leads,
and
the
players
go
on
again
in
rotation,
with
the
remaining
cards,
till
all
are
played
out,
before
they
proceed
to
show
hands
and
crib.
For
three-handed
cribbage
triangular
boards
are
used.
88.
Three-Hand
Cribbage
is
sometimes
played,
wherein
one
person
sits
out,
not
each
game,
but
each
deal
in
rotation.
In
this
the
first
dealer
generally
wins.
89.
Six-Card
Cribbage.
The
two
players
commence
on
an
equality,
without
scoring
any
points
for
the
last,
retain
four
cards
in
hand,
and
throw
out
two
for
crib.
At
this
game
it
is
of
advantage
to
the
last
player
to
keep
as
close
as
possible,
in
hope
of
coming
in
for
fifteen,
a
sequence,
or
pair,
besides
the
end
hole,
or
thirty-one.
The
first
dealer
is
thought
to
have
some
trifling
advantage,
and
each
player
may,
on
the
average,
expect
to
make
twenty-five
points
in
every
two
deals.
The
first
non-dealer
is
considered
to
have
the
preference,
when
he
gains
ten
or
more
the
first
hand,
the
dealer
not
making
more
than
his
average
number.
90.
Eight-Card
Cribbage
is
sometimes
played.
Six
are
retained
in
hand,
and
the
game
is
conducted
on
the
same
plan
as
before.
91.
All
Fours
is
usually
played
by
two
persons;
not
unfrequently
by
four.
Its
name
is
derived
from
the
four
chances,
called
high,
low,
Jack,
game,
each
making
a
point.
It
is
played
with
a
complete
pack
of
cards,
six
of
which
are
to
be
dealt
to
each
player,
three
at
a
time;
and
the
next
card,
the
thirteenth,
is
turned
up
for
the
trump
by
the
dealer,
who,
if
it
prove
a
knave,
scores
one
point.
The
highest
card
cut
deals
first.
The
cards
rank
the
same
as
at
whist--the
first
to
score
ten
points,
wins.
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