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	Cut (cards) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After a deck of cards is shuffled by the dealer, it is often given to a player other than the one who performed the shuffle for a procedure called a cut.
		During informal card games, the dealer is typically not required to offer the cut, and even if offered, the designated player can decline the request.
		The practice of cutting is primarily a method of reducing the likelihood of someone cheating by manipulating the order of cards to gain advantage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cut_(playing_cards) (463 words)

	Poker Rule > Playing Cards
		Playing cards are often used as props in magic tricks, as well as occult practices such as cartomancy, and a number of card games involve (or can be used to support) gambling.
		In most games, the cards are assembled into a "deck" (or "pack"), and their order is randomized by a procedure called "shuffling" to provide an element of chance in the game.
		An early mention of a distinct series of playing cards is the entry of Charles or Charbot Poupart, treasurer of the household of Charles VI of France, in his book of accounts for 1392 or 1393, which records payment for the painting of three sets or packs of cards, which were evidently already well known.
	www.poker.online.gambling.name /rules/cards (2440 words)

	Playing Cards
		The first account of cards in America is a 1633 recording in the county records of Plymouth, Massachusetts, fining several heathens two pounds each for card playing.
		Playing cards cut from sheep and deerskin were found by U.S. soldiers in Sioux packs in the 1860's.
		Cards began to carry advertisements in the late 1880's, and in 1893, when the World Columbian Exposition was held in Chicago, souvenir decks began to sprout.
	www.antiquetalk.com /column28.htm (470 words)

	Encyclopedia: List of miscellaneous poker variants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Poker is a card game, the most popular of a class of games called vying games, in which players with fully or partially concealed cards make wagers into a central pot, which is awarded to the remaining player or...
		After the first round is complete, two community cards are dealt to the table, followed by a second betting round, beginning with the player with the highest-ranking incomplete poker hand (as in stud) made from his upcard plus the two community cards.
		Note that as with Mississippi stud, each player has five cards of his hand exposed at this point (two of his own plus three on the board), so it is possible for a flush or straight to be the high hand for the purpose of first bet.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-miscellaneous-poker-variants (1904 words)

	ROOK - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		If a player has no cards of the leading suit, he or she may play any other card, including the Rook Bird card or a card of the trump suit.
		The highest card of the leading suit takes the trick, unless a trump card is played, in which case the highest trump card takes the trick.
		ROOK may be played with standard playing cards by removing the 2s, 3s, and 4s from the deck and adding the joker to be used as the Rook Bird card.
	www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/ROOK (1076 words)

	Poker Rule > Cards > Cut
		After a deck of playing cards is shuffled, it is often given to a player other than the one who performed the shuffle for a procedure called a cut.
		To cut the deck, the player removes as a unit roughly half of the cards from the top of the deck, placing that portion on the table next to the remaining cards, toward the dealer (by convention).
		The term is also used for a random selection procedure in which a player perform the first part of a cut (removing a group of cards from the top of a deck), then look at the value of the card on the bottom of that portion, then replaces it.
	www.poker.online.gambling.name /rules/cards/cut.html (218 words)

	Andy's Playing Cards - Indian cards
		The names of the two court cards are either in Farsi, the official language of the Mughals, or in Sankrit, anciently spoken by the Hindus, or in Hindi (modern language), as shown in the table on the right.
		In play, the natural ordering of the pip card values (1 the lowest, 10 the highest) is followed by only half of the suits, while the cards of the other suits are given an opposite ranking (1 is the highest, 10 is the lowest).
		Indian cards were used for trick games, two of which are known as Ekrang and Hamrang (see John McLeod's Games played with Ganjifa), the same type of pastime which the early European tarots were used for, now replaced by the regional patterns that sprung from them.
	a_pollett.tripod.com /cards25.htm (2123 words)

	The Rules
		Card Pack in opposite corners of the playing board, and put all of the betting chips into your designated bank (the box maybe).
		The Casino Cards that are left should now be spread out near the board so that they are clearly visable to all the players, as those remaining for sale.
		When anybody lands on the All Play square, all players throw the dice, cut the pack (ace is high), or spin the wheel, depending upon the symbol on the square.
	www.cutandrun.com /pages/ruleslarge.html (1815 words)

	Iraqi most wanted cards already hot item - Apr. 16, 2003
		The cards were designed "to provide a reminder of key Iraqi personnel of interest and to provide a recreational resource for troops in the field," according to the Department of Defense.
		They were individually hand cut, he noted, without rounded corners or the special coatings typically used on commercially available playing cards.
		The cards would also provide a handy code for soldiers to refer to enemy personnel, he said, in case someone might be listening.
	money.cnn.com /2003/04/14/pf/saving/iraq_cards (851 words)

	Card Game Supplies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		These economical card shufflers are 8 1/2" inches long by 4 1/2" inches wide and make shuffling cards easy and fun for everyone.
		When using bridge "narrow" cut playing cards, this tray allows cards to be turned sidways (90 degrees) when in the tray.
		Cards are inserted between the two plastic round discs lined with runner foam, and then a slight twist tightens the cards into the grip as desired.
	www.centralconnector.com /thegamestore/cardgames/cardgames_supplies.html (237 words)

	History of Waddington's Playing Cards
		Playing cards had become more popular during World War I and there was now a great demand.
		In April 1940 the supplies of playing card board were cut off when Norway was invaded.
		Churchill requested that playing card manufacture be maintained at any cost, so as to provide distraction during the endless hours of boredom in the trenches.
	wopc.co.uk /waddingtons (632 words)

	Rules of Card Games: Oh Hell!
		Each successive hand is played with one card fewer, down to a hand of just one card each, then one card more per hand back up to the starting level.
		The cards are shuffled and cut and the dealer deals the cards singly until everyone has the appropriate number of cards for the hand being played.
		Some play for a single winner, who is the player with the highest score when the whole series of hands has been played.
	www.pagat.com /exact/ohhell.html (2390 words)

	Playing Card Ratings
		I hate to see people playing with crappy cards (by 'crappy cards' I don't mean cards that are well-worn, I mean cards that aren't worth the material they are printed on).
		They were discontinued once the US Playing Card Co. bought Hoyle out in like 2001, which is a shame since they were the only cards Hoyle made that were worth purchasing.
		These are your "blue-collar" cards, the kind you should play everyday games with, and the kind you should carry a around in your pocket, purse, bookbag, or whatever.
	www.geocities.com /w_gambler (1018 words)

	Douglas W. Jones's punched card index
		This card was used to control a semi-automatic wire-wrap machine, the machine used to wire the backplanes of many of the mainframes and minicomputers of the 1960's.
		The card includes fields for both symbolic and numeric addresses, so it is probable that it was used with a rudimentary assembler that directly punched the assembled object code onto the cards holding the source code.
		Use of pre-scored punched card ballots was introduced in the 1960's, and despite problems in the 1968 general election in Detroit, where a sudden rainstorm drenched at least one load of ballots in transit from a polling place to the counting center, this format quickly grew to become the most widely used computer-based election technology.
	www.cs.uiowa.edu /~jones/cards/history.html (2452 words)

	CASINO PLAYING CARDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		CUT CARD: This card is used in a card shoe to mark the break in the cards where the cut was made.
		Average life of Kem cards in social card playing is estimated at 5 to 7 years.
		These playing cards are manufactured under the strictest supervision to meet the highest standards established by the casino industry and regulatory agencies in Nevada and New Jersey.
	www.casinocom.com /cardsshw.html (1458 words)

	Examples of Playing Cards
		Each deck of playing cards shown below - and these are only a few of the hundreds (thousands?) of great designs out there - has highlighted text that you can click on in order to be taken to a page where that item can be purchased.
		This deck of playing cards, reprinted from the original housed in the Smithsonian Institution, was distributed by Cleveland during his run for the presidency in 1888.
		Created especially for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, these unique playing cards are die-cut in the shape of the ancient Egyptian sarcophagus of Nes-mut-aat-neru (c.
	www.djmcadam.com /card.htm (197 words)

	Design-A-Card Playing Cards are cards that you print at home.
		This is the location where you can design your own playing cards and then, depending on which type of Design-A-Card you purchase, either you print them or we print them.
		Playing cards are quickly made by selecting one of our playing card templates below (coming soon).
		© 1999-2005 Newt's Playing Cards a Division of
	www.newtscards.com /design_a_card.asp (1193 words)

	Personalized Playing Cards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		These personalized playing cards are imprinted with the designs and words of your choice on all 52 cards and jokers.
		Each of your wedding playning card will be individually packaged in a die-cut-tuck box to show your design.
		The wedding playing cards are printed in the USA on the finest European paper.
	www.liliescollections.com /catalog/GiftUniqueGifts/personalized_playing_cards_2766526.asp (132 words)

	Foretelling Playing Cards
		The technique is termed the "Seven Card Spread." The client begins by tapping the top of the deck with their left hand.
		Finally, in the center, I place a single card that represents the individual, the individual's currents stte of mind, or an issue that is paramount in the individual's subconscious mine.
		The playing cards, like the Tarot cards, are only a tool to assist a psychic in opeing a channel and to tuning in and in focusing one's mind to invisible realms.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/spiritual_heritage/67002/2 (426 words)

	Poker Chips and Playing Cards :: View topic - Cut Card
		An easy way to make a cut card is to take the two jokers out of the deck and scotch tape them back to back.
		If you are working with a partner, they can also do a false cut or slip cut on top of the "cut card" so now you can stack the cards and deal several people to the cleaners.
		Sometime they slide the "cut card" into the deck....well there is a very old magicians force that allows you to reposition the cut card as you cut at the "cut card" location so in reality you are cutting the deck at your desired location instead of where the person actually placed the cut card.
	www.21ace.com /phpBB2/forum/cut-card-1737.htm (887 words)

	Cut and Deal - Poker Images
		Playing Cards: Cut and Deal present Version 2.0 of their popular playing cards vector file (for use in Adobe Illustrator).
		These files include a full set of cards, front and back, and separate designs for each of the royal cards (Aces, Kings, Queens and Jacks).
		They are vector format files, meaning that you can adjust and change the playing card designs as much as you like for use in, for example, your poker software application, or website design.
	www.cutanddeal.com /playing-cards.htm (137 words)

	Playing Card Accessories
		This Bee Playing Card Case is great to keep your decks of cards in.
		Each card holder holds up to a full deck, makes card playing easier.
		When using bridge "narrow" cut playing cards, this tray allows cards to be turned sideways (90 degrees) when in the tray.
	www.newtonsnovelties.com /market/cardgames/card_acces/acces1.htm (325 words)

	Guide To Playing Cards
		Old cards can often times become torn and worn to the point where particular cards can be identified by other players.
		(9) The card speaks for itself when there is a discrepancy of what the card is and what the player claims it to be.
		The Deck of Cards in the Museum Playing Cards in Greenbelt, Maryland (1939-1945)
	www.otal.umd.edu /~vg/amst205.F97/vj14/cards/rules.html (807 words)

	THE ENCHANTED GLYPH PIPPOGLYPH PLAYING CARDS
		Pippoglyph Playing Cards mark a return to the print medium for Ben Crenshaw showcasing his dynamic graphic designs in a format that may seem entirely new to those familiar only with his jewelry.
		An avid card player since learning the game of bridge from his grandfather as a child, for Ben creating the Pippoglyph deck was a labor of love.
		Working with the familiar playing card iconography and respect for the traditions of card players he set out not to invent a new deck but to breathe a fresh life into old friends.
	www.enchantedglyph.com /pippoglyph.htm (561 words)

	Kids Domain Crafts - SCOUT BINGO
		Be sure to print off enough playing cards for each child to have one.
		Play for 5 in a row across, down, diagonally, or even play flout by covering all the numbers on the card.
		Girl Scouts may wish to print their cards off on a light green paper, while Cub Scouts may wish to choose a yellow, goldenrod, or blue paper.
	www.kidsdomain.com /craft/bingo-scout.html (449 words)

	Gandalf > X-Title (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		However, only the cards 2-9 are useful, which is a very limited range.
		I wanted to make playing cards more regular by removing anachronisms such as jacks, queens, kings and high aces.
		These images are also intended to be printed at approximately 150DPI, one suit per sheet of US Letter or A4 size card, and therefore resulting playing cards will be a travel size deck.
	www.gandalf.user.xirium.com /tech/hpc (457 words)

	BillyBear4Kids.com Animal Mania Deck of Cards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cut each one out carefully (lil' ones need help with this part)...
		Print the cards by clicking on FILE (usually located in the upper left hand corner of your browser's screen), then select PRINT.
		For playing cards, it is better to print them on heavier paper.
	www.billybear4kids.com /animal/cards/mania-cards.htm (122 words)

	AskOxford: cut
		cut both ways 1 (of a point or statement) serve both sides of an argument.
		cut off 1 block the usual means of access to (a place).
		cut a tooth (of a baby) have a tooth appear through the gum.
	www.askoxford.com /concise_oed/cut?view=uk (472 words)

	Kem Cards
		COPAG cards, made in Brazil, are considered by many to be the finest in the world.
		GEMACO has been producing cards since 1979, the same year we opened, and are one of the fastest growing manufacturers of plastic playing cards in the world.
		The cards are of a flexible metallic construction and the board contains the magnets.
	www.bgamers.com /kemcards.htm (813 words)

	Harrah's Casino Playing Cards
		The cards are discreetely cancelled by a radius cut on two opposite corners.
		Casinos change the cards at their tables every 4-8 hours, whether they have been played with or not.
		Because of this, these cards are always in excellent condition.
	www.pokerchiplounge.com /products/products_view/220_1.html (60 words)

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