CONTRACT BRIDGE LAWS
NEW SCORING SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL CODE A new code of laws for contract bridge, promulgated by the Portland Club, the Whist Club of New York and the Commission Francaise du Bridge, officially came into force on November 7. An article explaining the principal changes will be published in the Herald Supplement on Saturday. Extensive changes have been made in the scoring system. The new scoring table is as follows:
*N.B.—Pennlties iji similar progression for further under!ricks. A redouble doubles (he doubled points in both trick score and premium score. The total penalties for undertricks are: —Not vulnerable doubled or vulnerable undoubled:, One trick, 100; two tricks, 250: three tricks, 450; four tricks, 700; five tricks, 1000, and so on. These penalties are doubled for a doubled vulnerable contract.
TRICK SCORE For Undoubted Each odd irick bid and won— in clubs or dia rnonds .. .. 20 in hearts 01 spades .. .. 30 in no-trumps. 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7t)i 30 2nd, 4th and (Uh 40 PREMIUM SCORE Doubled 40 GO 60 80 Not Vulu erable Vulnerable UnD'bl'd UnD'bl'd d'bld d'bld Each overtrick trick trick value 100 value 200 "Undertrick penalties— First 50 100 100 200 Second 50 150 150 300 Third 50 200 200 400 Fourth 50 250 250 500 Fifth 50 300 300 GOO Little slam bid and won 500 750 Grand slam bid and won 1500 2-2 50 Honours in one hand— four honours of / trump suit 100 live honours of trump suit 150 four aces when no trumps 150 Rubber points— - two-game rubber 7 00 three-game rubber 500 unfinished rubber— for one game .. 300
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21359, 7 December 1932, Page 13
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266CONTRACT BRIDGE LAWS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21359, 7 December 1932, Page 13
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