i am looking at the rules of bridge and find it quite difficult but i think it is one of those games that the only way to understand the rules is to start playing.
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Just been looking at the rules of bridge and mahjong, both seem rather complicated.
Here's a link on Wikipedia to bridge https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_bridge
Bidding seems a tad complicated.
Here's a link on Wikipedia to mahjong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong
All those different tiles are most confusing.
Think I'll need a brain transplant to cope with either of those games..gif "(doh)")
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Mayjong is just matching tiles isn't it. Or is that another game. If it is matching tiles then that's easy.
Maggie the tile matching game is called Mahjong Solitaire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong_solitaireOriginally Posted by magie06
Whereas the Chinese multiplayer tile game called Mahjong is totally different (they use the same tiles that's all) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahjong
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Oh sorry. I am mistaken.
I only knew the solitaire game too!
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My nan taught me to play whist and bridge when I was a youngster but I cant remember how to play now. My dad was a cribbage player and I used to play pontoon and rummy with my sister back in the day
I've played whist, pontoon, rummy and used to play cribbage way back during the lunch break when I worked nights at AEI in Trafford Park way back in the 1970's.
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