Terms
When a player does not wish to bid, double, or redouble.
If unable to follow suit, you must play a trump.
The number of players for one game.
Four cards, one from each player in turn, clockwise around the table.
The opening leader may lead any card in his hand.
The player who distributes the cards in a game of bridge.
A suit held by one player in which the ace is the top card without other top honors.
If a player doubles, the bidding is immediately over.
The declarer’s partner after he has placed his cards face up on the table (which is done immediately after the opening lead is faced by the opponent on the declarer’s left).
What is A (High), K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.
A term used to describe a hand with useful intermediate cards such as 10s, nines and eights.
If a spade is led, you must play a spade if you have one.
What is facing each other.
It is traditional to refer to the players according to their position at the table as North, East, South and West, so North and South are partners playing against East and West