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Nesting photos edit

Rectangular aluminum board showing board number, position orientation and dealer information. Vulnerability is shown both by the notation 'Vul.' adjacent to the applicale side's pockets and by their red coloration.

Leather or pliable plastic wallet-style board. Note that the West side of the board is aligned with the West side of the movement card underneath it.

Stacked plastic boards with cards inserted, marked in German. In this design there is a slot for the travelling scoresheet in the underside of the board.

Contract bridge sample tables edit

Example 1 edit

♠ K 9 4
♥ 9 8 7 6
♦ A Q J 4
♣ K 8

Example 2 edit

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Example 3 edit

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Example 4 edit

This is a caption
text1	text2
text3	text4

Example 5 edit

North	South
text11	text12
text21	text22

Example 6 edit

Sample
Header1	Header2	Header3
text11	text12	text13
text21	text22	text23

Example 7 edit

Rosenkranz double bidding sequence
West (Opener)	North (Overcaller)	East (Responder)	South (Advancer)
1♦	1♥	1♠	Double

Example 8 edit

Rosenkranz redouble bidding sequence
West (Opener)	North (Overcaller)	East (Responder)	South (Advancer)
1♦	1♥	Double	Redouble

Example 9 edit

Suit raise bidding sequence
West (Opener)	North (Overcaller)	East (Responder)	South (Advancer)
1♦	1♥	1♠	2♥

Example 10 edit

Board 1
Dlr: North Vul: None
West	North	East	South
	1♥	Pass	1♠
Pass	2♦	Dble	3♠
Pass	4♠	Pass	Pass
Pass

Example 11 edit

West	East
1♥	1♠
2♦	3♠
4♠	Pass

Example 12 - No borders edit

West	East
1♥	1♠
2♦	3♠
4♠	Pass

Example 13 - No borders edit

Step 1:	Count losers in one's own hand
Step 2:	Estimate losers in partner's hand
Step 3:	Deduct the total from 24

Adjacent tables edit

Table 1
West	North	East	South
	Pass	Pass	1♥
1♠	2♥	2♠	3♣
Pass	4♥	Pass	Pass
Pass

Table 2
West	North	East	South
	Pass	Pass	1♥
1♠	2♥	2♠	3♣
Pass	4♥	Pass	Pass
Pass

Adjacent images edit

Q♠ in a standard deck

Pallas, Q♠ in the Paris pattern^[1]^[2]

Q♠ in a Russian deck

Q♠ in a 19th-century tarock deck

Bidding table test edit

An example of a bridge auction. Here, the partnerships, sitting West-East and North-South, compete to win the contract and to prevent the other partnership from securing a contract, specifying the number of tricks needed to win points, and the trump suit.

**Example auction**
West	North	East	South
		1♦	1♥
1♠	2♣	2♠	3♣
4♠	Pass	4NT	Pass
5♦	Pass	6♠	Pass
Pass

East-West and North-South compete for the contract. East-West prevail, specifying the trump suit (spades) and the minimum number of tricks beyond six which they must win (six).

**Example auction**
West	North	East	South
		1♦	1♥
1♠	2♣	2♠	3♣
4♠	Pass	4NT	Pass
5♦	Pass	6♠	Pass
Pass