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Four-Deal Bridge In the popular four-deal variety of the game, you keep the same
partner for four deals and then cut again to decide which of the other players you
will have next as your partner. Each deal is slightly different, in a way that is ...
Traditionally, the popular form of the game, as devised by Harold Vanderbilt in
1925, is rubber bridge. That has been dying out in North America, though not in
other parts of the world. The replacement is four-deal bridge, also called Chicago
, ...
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Winning Contract
Bridge
Chicago: Four-deal bridge, as opposed to rubber bridge. (see appendix) Come.
on: A high card used as a signal to tell partner to play or keep playing that suit.
Contract: (1) The final bid of the auction. (2) The game which superseded auction
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY
Bridge
F finesses, 125–129 forcing jump bids by opener, 173 forcing to game, 70 four-
deal bridge, 44 fourth best opening leads, 185 freak hands, 52 G game Chicago-
style bridge scoring, 44 duplicate bridge, 262 forcing to, 70 rubber bridge game ...
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Hoyle Standard Games - Including Latest Laws of Contract ...
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Cash Lead a high-card winner or an established card and win the trick with it.
Chicago Four deal bridge usually played in North America in place of rubber
bridge. The game originated in the Standard Club, Chicago. Contract The
obligation to ...
Alan Truscott, Phillip Adler, 1990
Non-vulnerable against vulnerable is the best time to sacrifice when playing
Duplicate Bridge or Chicago (Four Deal) Bridge. NB: When you are vulnerable, a
sacrifice is less worthwhile, and, in such a scenario, the double of a Splinter bid is
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Goren's New
bridge complete
The purpose of the "X" is to aid in keeping score in Four-Deal Bridge, widely
called "Chicago" for the excellent reason that it was originated there for the
purpose of speeding up the games played during lunch hours at clubs and also
on ...
Charles Henry Goren, 1985
Playing Four-Deal Bridge, no player ever has to wait more than 15 or 20 minutes.
The game is often called CHICAGO because it originated in the Standard Club of
Chicago, Illinois. A round consists of four deals, one by each player in turn.
Albert H. Morehead, Geoffrey Mott-Smith, Philip D. Morehead, 2001
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Goren's Hoyle Encyclopedia of Games: With Official Rules and ...
CONTRACT AND AUCTION BRIDGE VARIANTS Four-deal Bridge, also called
Chicago or Short Bridge. In a cut-in game, a player who is "cut out" often has a
long wait till the rubber ends and he can get back in. Playing Four-deal Bridge, ...
Charles Henry Goren, 1961
