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Robert Kemp Philp
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98.
Mode
of
Play.
i.
When
it
is
seen
how
many
players
stand
in
the
round,
the
elder
hand
plays
a
card--his
highest
trump
if
he
has
two
or
more;
if
not,
any
card
he
chooses.
The
next
plays,
and,
if
he
can,
follows
suit
or
heads
the
trick
with
a
trump.
If
he
can
do
neither,
he
throws
away
any
card.
ii.
And
so
the
round
goes
on;
the
highest
card
of
the
suit,
or
the
highest
trump,
winning
the
trick.
The
winner
of
the
trick
then
leads
another
card.
iii.
The
game
consists
of
three
tricks,
and
the
pool
is
divided
equally
among
the
players
possessing
them.
Thus,
if
there
be
three
pence,
shillings,
or
half-crowns,
in
the
pool,
the
tricks
are
a
penny,
sixpence,
or
half-a-crown
each.
The
three
tricks
may
of
course
be
won
by
a
single
player,
or
they
may
be
divided
between
two
or
three.
Each
player
who
fails
to
win
a
trick
is
looed,
and
pays
into
the
next
pool
the
amount
determined
on
as
the
loo.
iv.
When
played
for
a
determinate
stake,
as
a
penny
for
the
deal
and
three
pence
for
the
loo,
the
game
is
called
Limited
Loo.
When
each
player
is
looed
for
the
sum
in
the
pool,
it
is
Unlimited
Loo.
v.
Caution
is
necessary
in
playing
this
game
to
win.
As
a
general
rule,
the
first
player
should
not
take
the
miss,
as
the
dealer's
stake
is
necessarily
to
be
added
to
the
loo.
Nor
the
miss
be
taken
after
two
players
have
"struck
in"
(declared
to
play),
for
the
chances
are
that
they
possess
good
leading
cards.
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