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Newmarket's predecessor was an
English gambling game called Pope Joan that had an elaborate staking board in the shape of a rotating multi-compartment dish. Pope Joan's popularity waned in favour of Newmarket in the second half of the 19th century, but the latter was mentioned as early as 1820 in an
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may thus play more than one card in succession. Players announce the name of the card as they play and place the card in front of them, not in a common pile or run. This continues until the sequence reaches the King or no-one has the next higher card because it is in the spare hand. Once again, the
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The cards are now dealt, singly and in rotation, to each player and, lastly, to a spare hand that is not subsequently touched. Eldest leads by playing any card face up as long as it is the lowest card he holds of that suit. The player with the next higher card in suit sequence now plays it; players
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If a player plays any of the cards on the staking layout, he sweeps the stakes on that card. If the stakes on any card are not claimed during the round (e.g. because that card is in the spare hand), they remain in place for the next round. If any are left at the end of the session, they are claimed
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In
America, the game was also known as Newmarket to begin with, but later became known as Stops or Boodle before being superseded there by Michigan in the 1920s. Newmarket continues to be played in the UK, although, like Michigan in the US, it is being displaced by games of the
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Eldest leads the lowest card of any suit that he has and names the card as he does so. The player with the next higher card in suit sequence plays and names it. The cards rank from Ace (lowest) to King (highest). Play continues in this way until a
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are the Kings and any card immediately below a card in the spare hand. When a sequence stops, the player who played last starts a new sequence with a card that is the lowest of its suit in his hand. Whenever a player plays a card that matches a
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For example, Paris (1853), List of Books, p. 3, lists "Bohn's
Handbook of Games" which features Newmarket in Volume 2; and Southey (1853), p. 27 lists "Round Games", one of the Club Series, which also includes
550:. Deal and play are clockwise. Any player may shuffle and then distribute the cards, individually, until a Jack appears, whereupon the player who received the Jack, will deal first.
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A standard pack is used with cards ranking in their natural order, Aces low. A King, Queen, Jack and Ten from a second pack are laid in a row on the table; these are called
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Play continues until someone has got rid of all their cards and says "out!" He earns from each other player one chip for each card that player holds.
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The pack is shuffled and cut before the cards are dealt in entirety, individually, beginning with eldest hand again. He also deals an extra hand for
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account of a duke "losing considerably at
Newmarket". Its earliest rules were published in the 1850s and another early description appears in
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Different rules use different cards on the staking layout which are from a second pack, except where stated. These cards became known as
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Any K, Q, J and 10 may be used as staking cards as long as they are of different suits. They have picked up the
American nickname of
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is a card that stops the sequence continuing because no-one holds it or because it is the highest card; so the four Kings and the
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Parlett (south London, 2008) – all four Ks from pack used for play. Stakes collected when Q of same suit is played.
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There is a separate pool which the winner sweeps instead of claiming a chip per card held by his adversaries
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is a US version of
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501:(the last card to be played), leads to the next round by playing the lowest card he has of any suit.
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is reached. A player may play several cards in succession as long as they are in suit sequence.
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in 1875; it differs from later rules in that no spare hand is dealt to increase the number of
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American term that lends its name to an alternative name for the game in North America.
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915:(1979). The Penguin Book of Card Games, Allen Lane, London.
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immediately before dealing to himself. There are no trumps.
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945:(2008). The Penguin Book of Card Games, Penguin, London.
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contains the earliest transatlantic rules for
Newmarket.
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Arnold (1988) – an A, K, Q and J of different suits.
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601:There is no pool. Players ante one chip to each
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615:Players must change suit when a suit is stopped
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969:, 15th edn. Dick & Fitzgerald, New York.
864:Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. Full view.
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413:8 has been removed. It requires a
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393:on which the following is based:
960:Culbertson's Card Games Complete
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900:The Complete Book of Card Games
840:. New York: Barnes & Noble.
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895:, 90th edn. Cincinnati: USPC.
891:Kansil Joli Quentin (2001).
888:, September 11, 1875. London.
886:The Bazaar, Exchange and Mart
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97:low skill, high random chance
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1823:Tarot and Tarock card games
1026:Glossary of card game terms
823:Arnold (2011), pp. 206–208.
811:Parlett (2008), pp. 438–440
758:Parlett (1979), pp. 414-415
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867:Harcourt, Seymour (1820).
847:. London: Chambers Harrap.
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836:Arnold, Peter (1995) .
749:"Trumps" (1897), p. 330.
731:Phillips (1957), p. 220.
1814:Trick-taking card games
930:A History of Card Games
909:, Vol. 1. London: Bohn.
905:Paris, Matthew (1853).
692:Heather (1875), p. 181.
680:Harcourt (1820), p. 63.
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158:before developing into
1862:French deck card games
907:The Flowers of History
880:Heather, H.E. (1875).
858:Dick, William Brisbane
843:Arnold, Peter (2011).
838:The Book of Card Games
799:Kansil (2001), p. 272.
767:Arnold (1988), p. 165.
701:Parlett (1991), p. 117
1796:Historical card games
877:. London: Stockdale.
740:Lock (1994), p. 237.
671:Parlett (1991), p. 3
212:Newmarket Racecourse
1690:Kings in the Corner
1077:Beggar-my-neighbour
898:Lock, Ward (1994).
870:The Gaming Calendar
862:The American Hoyle.
845:Chambers Card Games
407:French-suited cards
21:
1852:English card games
967:The American Hoyle
391:The American Hoyle
298:Phillips (1957) –
260:"Trumps" (1897) –
126: •
19:
16:Gambling card game
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1351:Continental Rummy
1082:Egyptian Ratscrew
1003:Non trick-taking
965:"Trumps" (1894).
951:978-0-141-03787-5
776:McLeod (2000) at
358:Kansil (2001) –
339:McLeod (2000) –
317:Parlett (1979) -
222:Heather (1875) –
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902:. London: Magna.
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1750:Ristiseiska
1625:Brede Mette
1620:Black Peter
1361:Dummy rummy
1251:Davoserjazz
1107:SchlafmĂĽtze
1092:Ninety-nine
1054:Ninety-nine
882:"Newmarket"
438:eldest hand
204:money cards
187:. The 1885
81:Stops group
1841:Categories
1720:Paskahousu
1675:Hahndreier
1562:Nain Jaune
1529:Tablanette
1474:Byggkasino
1421:Thirty-one
1316:Bing rummy
1266:Kein Stich
1228:Compendium
1218:Vogelspiel
1198:Höllfahren
1140:James Bond
1069:Collecting
1005:card games
659:References
639:Newmarket.
493:. When a
403:round game
177:stop cards
1745:Red nines
1730:Pusoy dos
1725:President
1695:Last Card
1660:Dou dizhu
1567:Newmarket
1411:Gin rummy
1391:Militaire
1286:Quodlibet
1170:Comparing
1155:Schwimmen
1016:Shuffling
788:pagat.com
783:Newmarket
626:Footnotes
148:Pope Joan
140:card game
136:Newmarket
128:Pope Joan
20:Newmarket
1805:Patience
1775:Tiáşżn lĂŞn
1755:Shithead
1735:Quatorze
1715:One-card
1710:Old maid
1602:Shedding
1587:Slapjack
1544:Matching
1489:Cuarenta
1346:Conquian
1336:ChinchĂłn
1306:Draw and
1135:Commerce
1122:Commerce
1102:Quartets
1044:Cribbage
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585:Michigan
580:Michigan
505:by lot.
208:luxuries
160:Michigan
105:52 cards
89:variable
72:Matching
1780:Vändtia
1740:Rabouge
1705:Mau-Mau
1655:DaifugĹŤ
1615:Big two
1582:Sedmice
1552:Go Fish
1534:Zwicker
1509:Go-Stop
1479:Cassino
1461:Fishing
1451:500 rum
1381:Kalooki
1341:Colonel
1331:Carioca
1326:Canasta
1308:discard
1261:Herzeln
1021:Cutting
593:boodles
548:boodles
529:boodles
234:Kn and
196:boodles
166:History
86:Players
54:England
1770:Switch
1640:Craits
1610:Bartok
1524:Skwitz
1499:Escopa
1494:Escoba
1484:Cicera
1469:Bastra
1416:Rumino
1321:Buraco
1246:Bonken
1183:Coucou
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216:horses
156:Boodle
113:French
94:Skills
78:Family
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1760:Speed
1670:Durak
1650:Cheat
1635:Comet
1630:Burro
1577:Sedma
1519:Scopa
1514:Mulle
1504:Pasur
1446:Yaniv
1406:Rummy
1276:Lorum
1256:Dreeg
1236:Barbu
1208:Kille
1188:CuccĂą
1145:Kemps
1059:Noddy
610:widow
569:stops
491:stops
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463:stops
442:Knave
152:Stops
102:Cards
44:rules
42:Hoyle
1765:Spit
1680:Hund
1572:Poch
1431:Tonk
1371:Golf
1296:Trex
1281:Poch
1271:King
1203:Hypp
1193:Gnav
1130:Brag
947:ISBN
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781:aka
591:The
562:Play
520:The
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495:stop
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433:Kn.
110:Deck
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1150:Mus
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