is a skill-based card game using a standard 52-card deck. In its basic format, it is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners facing each other around the table. Millions of people worldwide play it in clubs, tournaments, online and with friends at home, making it one of the most popular card games in the world, especially among older people. The said World Bridge Federation (WBF) is the governing body of the international competitive bridge, along with many other regional bridge governing bodies.

The game consists of a number of deals and advances through each of the four phases. Cards are issued to players, who then "call" (or "bid") in an auction to seek a contract, and specify how many tricks are needed to accept the contracted partnership (declarer). To gain trading points. During the auction, partners work to exchange information about their hands, including the overall strength and distribution of the suit. The cards will then go out of the field when the declaring party tries to fulfill the contract, and the defender tries to prevent the declaring party from achieving its goal. Deals are scored based on the number of tricks taken, the contract, and various other factors (which depend to some extent on the variations of the game played).

Rubber Bridge is the most popular variant in casual play, but most club and tournament play involves some variant of Duplicate Bridge, in which the cards are not recalculated each time, but two or more groups of players play the same deal (or "table") for comparative scoring

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How to play the bridge card game.
The goal of Bridge is to be the team at the end of the match with the most total points. The match (called a rubber) ends when a team wins 2 games. A game is won by getting a "contract" score of 100 or more points over several deals if necessary.
Goals of Bidding
At the beginning of a deal, you must state the number of "tricks" you think your team can win with a specific "trump suit". A bid includes a number (1-7) and a trump suit (or no trump, NT). The team that makes the final bid must win at least that number of tricks plus 6. The final highest bid is known as the "contract".
Bidding Process
Each player can either bid or pass when it's their turn. Alternately, each player could double their opponents most recent bid. The opponents' team can then redouble the bid. Under double or redouble, that game rewards double or quadruple points respectively. The bidding ends when 3 players in a row pass. The player that makes the first bid of the trump suit is called the "declarer".
Gameplay
The player to the declarer's left chooses a card from their hand to lead the first trick. After that, the declarer's partner's hand is placed on the table (called the "dummy hand") and is played by the declarer for the remainder of the deal.
Each player must follow the suit of the lead if they are able, otherwise they can play any other suit, including the trump. The trick is won by the highest trump, or if no trumps were played by the highest card of the lead suit. The winner of each trick leads the next trick.
Scoring
The declarer's team gains contract points if they fulfill the contract. Overtrick points are assigned for each trick that was taken above the contract's stated number. Undertrick points are awarded to the declarer's opposing team if the declarer's team does not fulfill the contract. Contract, Over and Under points are further increased for a doubled or redoubled contract.
Base contract scoring for each is as follows. If trumps are clubs or diamonds: 20 per trick. If trumps are hearts or spades: 30 per trick. If Notrump(NT): 40 for the first trick and 30 for each subsequent trick.
After a team scores 100 or more contract points the game is complete and the next game starts. Extra points are awarded for winning a small slam (12 tricks) or a grand slam (13 tricks). Honors points are given for starting the deal with the top 4 or 5 trumps (A K Q J 10).