Bridge for Juniors 1967 Selchow and Righter US

	Bridge for Juniors	1967	Selchow and Righter Co. Bay Shore, NY US (Selright)
	First produced	1967	Players	3 to 4	Age(s)	6+

Click the picture for more		1 x playing board 1 x small size pack of playing cards 4 x colour wood markers 18 x pink scoring counters 1 x colour rule booklet with glossary, 16 pages A good introduction to the principles of Bridge for younger players with smaller cards for smaller hands. A rare game to find from the company that brought us Scrabble. ‘Selchow & Righter Company...publishers of fine games since 1867.’ 4 exciting games presented as a board game to introduce America's favourite card game to young players. A 3 player option is described.

Game 1 for 4 players; aim to take the most tricks.
Game 2 for 4 players; involves simple bidding and special scoring. Highest score wins after 4 hands. The scores for each hand are recorded on the numbered pathway of the outside of the playing board. Each player uses a colour wood marker to record the score.
Game 3 for 3 players; as with the other games except players seat at South, West and North. The dummy East seat is empty and there are only 3 hands to a set. South deals the first hand, West the second hand and North deals the third hand. A counter placed on the dealer dial keeps track of dealer. After dealing the cards, 8 of dummy's cards are turned over and placed face up in front of East, in order, highest on top in suits. The dealer must not show the other 5 cards.
Game 4 for 4 players; partnership bidding and play. There are 2 partnerships, North:South and East:West. The winning team is the first to score 52 points or get the highest score after the fourth hand. If tied, a fifth hand is played.