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Amanda Doran Reply |
How many games are played in a rubber of bridge?
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James Vickers Reply |
Hi Amanda. It's a long time since I played rubber bridge, but if I remember correctly a rubber is won by the first side to score two games. A game is won by a side which accumulates at least 100 points below the line (for tricks contracted for and made). Once a game has been scored, a line is drawn beneath the scores and "below the line" scoring starts afresh.
In this respect it is similar to a three-set tennis match in which the first side to score two sets wins the match. I hope this helps rather than confuses, any form of bridge scoring is not easy to explain in a paragraph of text, it's something that's much more easily learned by doing. James |
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