Difference between revisions of "Trick"

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In cards (and particularly in the games [[hearts]] and [[bridge (card game)|bridge]]), a trick is when one player wins one round of cards.  In both of hearts and bridge, the success of the hand depends on the number of tricks won.
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In cards (and particularly in the games [[hearts]] and [[bridge (card game)|bridge]]), a '''trick''' is when one player wins one round of cards.  In both of hearts and bridge, the success of the hand depends on the number of tricks won.
  
 
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Revision as of 04:23, January 15, 2008

In cards (and particularly in the games hearts and bridge), a trick is when one player wins one round of cards. In both of hearts and bridge, the success of the hand depends on the number of tricks won.