103. Four-Handed Put.
Each party has a partner, and when three cards are dealt to each, one of the players gives his partner his best card, and throws the other two face downwards on the table: the dealer is at liberty to do the same to his partner, and
vice versa
. The two who have received their partners' cards play the game, previously discarding their worst card for the one received from their partners. The game then proceeds as at two-handed Put.
104. Laws of Put
- When the dealer accidentally discovers any of his adversary's cards, the adversary may demand a new deal.
- When the dealer discovers any of his own cards in dealing, he must abide by the deal.
- When a faced card is discovered during the deal, the cards must be reshuffled, and dealt again.