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 | | In duplicate bridge, the hands are shuffled only once, at the beginning of the session, and dealt, not necessarily clockwise, one at a time (there are also special machines for pre-dealing on large tournaments), and placed into bridge boards. |
 | | In duplicate bridge, all the points are accumulated and present a single score, expressed as a positive number (sum of trick points and bonus points) to the winning pair, and by implication, as a negative number to the opponents. |
 | | Duplicate bridge is a mind sport, and its popularity gradually became comparable to that of chess, which it is often compared with for its complexity and mental skills required for high-level competition. |
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