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- laws of duplicate bridge 02 2017rev
Laws of Duplicate Bridge 2017 NORTH AMERICAN EDITION The...
- Duplicate Decisions
Contract: The undertaking by declarer’s side to win, at the...
- Commonly Used Conventions
Four-suit transfer bids work like this: A response of 2 is a...
- laws of duplicate bridge 02 2016rev
Contract Bridge League Laws Commission replaced the Whist...
- Learn to Play
The rules of the game require you to play a card in the same...
- laws of duplicate bridge 02 2017rev
The rules of the game require you to play a card in the same suit as the led suit if you can. (This is called “following suit.”). Someone’s card will outrank everyone else’s, and that card wins the trick for the partnership (N-S or E-W). There are 13 tricks up for grabs in a game of bridge.
Laws of Duplicate Bridge 2017 NORTH AMERICAN EDITION The 2017 Laws were drafted by the World Bridge Federation Laws Committee with input from the American Contract Bridge League Laws Commission, other National Bridge Organizations, and the Bridge-playing public. This version of the Laws was approved by the ACBL Board of
Contract: The undertaking by declarer’s side to win, at the denomination named, the number of odd tricks specified in the final bid, whether undoubled, doubled or redoubled (see Law 22).
Four-suit transfer bids work like this: A response of 2 is a transfer to 2 . A response of 2 is a transfer to 2 . A response of 2 is a transfer to 3 . A response of 2NT is a transfer to 3 . The first two responses are the standard Jacoby transfers for the major suits.
Whether for practice, masterpoints® or just for fun, here are ways to play your next hand of bridge. Just Play Bridge, Minibridge, and more.
Contract Bridge League Laws Commission replaced the Whist Club, while the British Bridge League and the European Bridge League supplemented the Portland Club’s efforts. The 1975 Laws were also pro-mulgated by the World Bridge Federation Laws Com-mission, as they were in 1987 and 1997. The current version is also promulgated in the remainder ...
