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HOW TO PLAY BRIDGE |
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This tutorial
is for the complete newcomer to the game of Bridge, including when he or she
is a complete |
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stranger to a pack of cards. |
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There are
countless books on Bridge with all the squeezes, throw-ins and coups etc.,
but first you need to know |
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the jargon and the basic mechanics of the game. That is
our object here. |
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In its simplest form, Bridge is a partnership game in
which one pair, sitting opposite to each other at the card table, |
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play against another pair, sitting opposite to each other
on the alternative side. They are known as the North/South |
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pair and the Easr/West pair. |
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If you have played Whist or Solo Whist etc. then you are
on your way. You already know about the suits and the |
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function of Trumps, so you already know something of the
foundation of the basic mechanics of Bridge. |
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In this case click on to
continue. |
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If you have
never used playing cards before, or have not played any version of Whist,
then please |
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click on to
continue |
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