tape player

By setting no goals, the player must find their own purpose.

And that gets to the heart of what makes the game so incredible: By staying silent, it turns the player into the game master.

The player to his right holds eight, the player to his left has only six—the right side wins, the left side loses.

The croupier pushes the seven hundred and forty pounds of the unlucky player a foot nearer to the bank.

But "the cards never forgive," and as a rule Dame Fortune is relentless to the reckless player.

However, I have felt some comfort in knowing that it is not Liszt's genius alone that makes him such a player.

He gets out and does things while these fatheads stay in quarters and untangle red tape.