sentences:  He who, without playing (that is, according to the various terms of the game), could reckon up 30 in hand, when his antagonist reckoned nothing, scored 90 for them; this was called a repic; and all above 30 counted so many—32 counting 92, and so on.He who could make up 30, part in hand and part by play, before the other made anything, scored 60; this was called a pic.The game was also played as pool precisely according to the rules briefly sketched as above, the penalty for losing being a guinea to the pool.