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BRAG , a very old game of cards
pack
cards
whist
elder hand wins, but the ace of diamonds is always a winning card. For the second stake the players: brag or bet against each other, if they hold either a pair, or a pair-royal (three cards of the same rank). Pairs and pairs-royal take precedence according to the value of the cards composing them, but any pair-royal beats any pair. The knave of clubs may be counted as any card, e.g. two twos and the knave of clubs rank as a pair-royal in twos; two aces and the knave as a pair-. royal in aces. Sometimes the knave of diamonds is allowed; the same privilege
club
club
court
count as i or Ir. Players may draw from the stock, losing if they over-draw. If one player wins all three stakes, he may receive the value of another stake, or of two or three stakes, all round, as arranged. The deal passes as at whist
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