Quiz 3 - Counting Cards | 60SecondBridge

Check your understanding of the counting lessons (740–741). Each question shows the lesson it comes from – as you select an answer you will receive instant feedback on your choice. If any of the ideas feel new, go back and review that lesson before trying again.

Quiz 3 – Counting Cards

Spaced review – counting practice

2. (Lesson 740) As a defender you can see your own hand and dummy's. How many pieces of information (suits) do you really need to learn before you can work out the complete distribution of the whole deal? 8 13 3
3. (Lesson 740) The lesson gives an order for what to try to count. What should you try to figure out FIRST? The high-card points in each hand The distribution of the unseen hands The number of winners declarer holds
4. (Lesson 741) You and dummy hold 8 trumps between you, so you start counting DOWN from 5 (the number of missing trumps). Both opponents follow to your first lead of the suit. How many trumps do the opponents still hold? 3 trumps 4 trumps 5 trumps
5. (Lesson 741) You have memorised the common suit patterns. You discover that each opponent holds 4 cards in a suit and you hold 2. Without doing any arithmetic, how many cards does partner hold in the suit? 2 cards 3 cards 4 cards
6. (Lesson 741) The bidding gives you free counting clues. An opponent OVERCALLS in a suit during the auction. How many cards does that usually mark them with in the suit? Exactly 4 cards 7 or more cards 5 or more cards