BRIDGE TUTORIAL   (First Steps)
	PLAYING CARDS
	For the purpose of Bridge, the pack comprises 52 playing cards divided into four suits, Spades, Hearts,
	Diamonds, and Clubs
	Each suit has 13 cards headed by an Ace followed by the King,Queen,Jack (or Knave), 10,9, 8, etc. down
	to the 2. Jokers and any other cards are discarded
	THE DEAL
	To commence play the cards are dealt out face down to each of the players in turn, clockwise, until all of the
	cards have been dealt and each player has 13 cards.
	GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF PLAY
	The general play of the cards is similar to whist. Before play of the hand starts, one of the suits is usually
	designated "Trumps" (the hows and whys will be explained later). The player who is "on lead" (again explained later)
	plays a card by laying it face up in the middle of the table. Then the other players at the table, clockwise and in turn,
	must play a card of the same suit. This is called "following suit". When all four players have contributed a card this
	constitutes a "trick" and the player who plays the highest ranking card in the suit wins the trick for his side. If, when
	it is a player's turn to play,he does not have a card in that suit, he may substitute a card from the trump suit, in which
	case it wins the trick (this is called "ruffing"), or he may throw away a card from another suit (this is called a "discard").
	If a player has a card or cards in the suit being played, and chooses to "ruff" or "discard" on the trick, he is in breach
	of the rules and is subject to a penalty (this is called "revoking").