All players return their own cards to the board, and the next deal is played.

The deal was played in France about four decades ago.

In a pairs game, each deal is played a number of times by different players, after which all the scores are compared.

The director ruled that the board would be thrown out, and a new deal was played.

But consider the diagramed deal played in a social game.

When this deal was played, Italy enjoyed a lead of 196 international match points to 183.

The first four boards of the fourth quarter took an hour at each table; seven deals were played in 90 minutes.

Suppose there are 11 tables in play, each deal being played 11 times.

When the deal was played, many years ago, South correctly ruffed the first trick in his hand.

His favorite bridge memory concerned the diagramed deal played in December 1984.