Bridge Number of Tricks

Bridge Number of Tricks

KG - Professional Development

10 Qs

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Bridge Number of Tricks

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KG - Professional Development

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Edwin Roobol

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10 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a No Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have five spades: Ace, King, four, three and two

In South (leader) you have two spades: seven and six

So:

AK432 (North)

76 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a No Trump Contract in the spades suit?

2

3

4

5

Answer explanation

In a No Trump contract you can never make more tricks in a suit, than the number of cards in the hand in wich you have the most cards in.

With in total seven spades and a 5-2 distribution, you can never make more than five tricks in spades in a No Trump Contract.

With the two tophonours Ace and King, if the spades split 3-3 with the opponent, you can make maximum four tricks in spades in No Trump with this holding.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a No Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have six spades: Ace, King, eight, seven, three and two

In South (leader) you have three spades: nine, five and four

So:

AK8732 (North)

954 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a No Trump Contract in the spades suit?

6

7

8

9

Answer explanation

In a No Trump contract you can never make more tricks in a suit, than the number of cards in the hand in wich you have the most cards in.

With in total nine spades and a 6-3 distribution, with the two tophonours Ace and King, if the spades split 2-2 with the opponent, you can make maximum six tricks in spades in No Trump with this holding.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a No Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have five spades: Ace, King, Queen, Jack and Ten.

In South (leader) you have three spades: Nine, eight and seven.

So:

AKQJ10 (North)

987 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a No Trump Contract in the spades suit?

5

6

7

8

Answer explanation

In a No Trump contract you can never make more tricks in a suit, than the number of cards in the hand in wich you have the most cards in.

So with five spades in north and three spades in south, you can never more than five tricks in spades in a No Trump Contract.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a No Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have six spades: Ace, King, eight, seven, three and two

In South (leader) you have one spade: four

So:

AK8732 (North)

4 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a No Trump Contract in the spades suit?

4

5

6

7

Answer explanation

In a No Trump contract you can never make more tricks in a suit, than the number of cards in the hand in wich you have the most cards in.

With in total seven spades and a 6-1 distribution, with the two tophonours Ace and King, if the spades split 3-3 with the opponent, you can make maximum five tricks in spades in No Trump with this holding.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a No Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have six spades: Ace, King, Queen, four, three and two

In South (leader) you have one spade: five

So:

AKQ432 (North)

5 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a No Trump Contract in the spades suit?

4

5

6

7

Answer explanation

In a No Trump contract you can never make more tricks in a suit, than the number of cards in the hand in wich you have the most cards in.

With in total seven spades and a 6-1 distribution, with the three tophonours Ace, King and Queen , only if the spades split 3-3 with the opponent, you can make maximum six tricks in spades in No Trump with this holding.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a Spades Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have five spades: Ace, King, Queen, Jack and Ten.

In South (leader) you have three spades: Nine, eight and seven.

So:

AKQJ10 (North)

987 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a Spades Trump Contract in the spades suit?

5

6

7

8

Answer explanation

In a Trump contract you could make as many tricks in a suit as the total number of cards you have in both hands.

So with five spades in north and three spades in south you could make eight tricks in the spades suit by ruffing all the three spades in south.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

You play a Spades Trump Contract.

In North (dummy) you have five spades: Ace, King, four, three and two.

In South (leader) you have two spades: seven and six

So:

AK432 (North)

76 (South)

How many tricks can you maximum make in a Spades Trump Contract in the spades suit?

4

5

6

7

Answer explanation

In a Trump contract you could make as many tricks in a suit as the total number of cards you have in both hands.

So with five spades in north and two spades in south you could make seven tricks in the spades suit by ruffing all the two spades in south.

However, you miss six trumps, so even if the spades split 3-3 with the opponent you still will lose one trick in spades.

So you can make maximum six tricks in the spades suit.

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