STRAIGHT POKER.

This game, sometimes known as "Bluff," differs from "Draw" Poker in several

particulars--viz.:

1. There is no filling of hands, each player retaining the cards first

dealt to him.

2. Each person puts up an agreed amount by way of ante. As a matter of

convenience, it is frequently arranged that each player in turn puts in for

all. To avoid dispute as to whose turn it may be a pocket-knife, known as

the "buck," is passed round, resting with the player whose turn it is to

"chip" for the remainder. Having done his duty, he passes the buck to his

neighbour on the left, who chips for the next deal, and passes the buck to

_his_ next neighbour, and so on in rotation.

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