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| − | '''Bridge''' is a [[playing card|card]] [[recreation|game]] played by four players. |
+ | '''Bridge''' is a [[playing card|card]] [[recreation|game]] played by four players. |
| − | In bridge, the dealer (or his partner) are responsible for calling trump. Whomever calls trump then proceeds to play his (and his |
+ | In bridge, the dealer (or his partner) are responsible for calling trump. Whomever calls trump then proceeds to play his (and his partner's) hand against the other two players. At the end of the hand, whomever collects the most tricks successfully wins the hand. |
The crew of [[Regula I]], including [[David Marcus|David]] and [[Carol Marcus]], played bridge after dinner during their free time. The two usually teamed up together. ({{film|2}}) |
The crew of [[Regula I]], including [[David Marcus|David]] and [[Carol Marcus]], played bridge after dinner during their free time. The two usually teamed up together. ({{film|2}}) |
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Revision as of 13:09, 30 December 2012
Bridge is a card game played by four players.
In bridge, the dealer (or his partner) are responsible for calling trump. Whomever calls trump then proceeds to play his (and his partner's) hand against the other two players. At the end of the hand, whomever collects the most tricks successfully wins the hand.
The crew of Regula I, including David and Carol Marcus, played bridge after dinner during their free time. The two usually teamed up together. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)