Its very social, you p.Introduction. Its challenging each hand presents a different set of conditions you must figure out and solve. Whoever has played the highest card in the suit wins the trick and leads any card in any suit desired to the next trick.Bridge, as any player will tell you, is simply the best card game ever. After the opening lead, the dummy places his 13 cards face-up on the table and his partner calls the cards during the play for both hands. Step 2: the dummy lays out his cards.
Chapter 7: Establishing the Dummy's Long Suit. Chapter 6: Creating Extra Winners and Discarding Losers. Chapter 5: Introducing Trump Suits. Part II: Playing the Hand in a Trump Contract.
Chapter 13: Rebidding by the Responder. Chapter 12: Rebidding by the Opener. Chapter 11: Responding to an Opening Bid. Chapter 10: Making a Successful Opening Bid. Chapter 9: Starting with Bidding Basics. Part III: Bidding for Fun and Profit.
Chapter 22: Playing Bridge on Your Computer and the Internet. Chapter 21: Joining Bridge Clubs and the Tournament World. Part VI: Becoming Addicted to Bridge. Chapter 20: Wrapping Up with Scorekeeping.
Chapter 24: Ten Great Bridge Resources (Besides This Book). Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Be Kind to Your Partner.
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