D B

8, 9, 10 of diamonds, Knave, 8 of hearts,

10 of clubs, Ace of clubs,

7 of hearts. King, 9 of spades.

C

Knave of diamonds,

Ace of hearts,

Ace, 8 of spades,

7 of diamonds.

Score, love-all. C assists.

REMARKS.--B leads the right through the assisting hand, C plays the ace,

D the seven, and A should play the king. If A plays the queen to give

information to his partner, B should at once continue with the eight of

hearts, and thus effect a euchre. If A plays the king, B's natural play

would be to lead the ace of clubs, whereby A and C make their point.

Few cases arise when you should conceal information from your partner,

but this is one of them.

The Laws of Euchre As adopted by the Somerset Club of Boston, March 1, 1888 · 第 55 / 71 题