Sentence examples for card counts from inspiring English sources
Of the teams, Millwall were involved in much higher than average card counts in League One.
These are played faceup in a stack, of which only the top card counts toward contesting the trick.
But Terry's red card counts as one offence and as a result Chelsea will not receive an automatic fine.
Aces count 1 each, face (court) cards count 10 each, and every other card counts its numerical, or pip, value.
Officials with Restaurant Associates questioned the fairness of such card counts, saying employees feel pressured to sign pro-union cards when union supporters ask them to.
Remember that the yellow card counts as a 50% down payment against expulsion.
Card counting is morally "a gray area," Treas said.
Because of the division of labor, dealers could not easily spot these card counting teams.
The first thing Mr. Axelrad reminds us is that card counting isn't a crime.
The reason card counting works is that cards aren't like dice — that is, they aren't a constant.
Card counting achieved renewed fame through the book "Bringing Down the House," about a group of students from M.I.T. and Harvard that employed card-counting techniques and sparked a smattering of blackjack clubs.
