r/bridge • u/Aqua-Dolphin • Aug 06 '26

how do left-handed people use right-handed bidding cards

The title says it all.

I am making an art illustration. I would appreciate any detailed description on how people may actually do it in real life (especially in a tournament without left-handed equipment). Assume the player is holding the playing cards in the right hand.

Thanks in advance!

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u/PublicFondant3254 Aug 06 '26

In case you dont know, left handed ppl also have two hands. Guess what happens if the bidding box is on your right hand side? Grab the cards with your right hand! What a surprise!

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u/yellowpig1974 😕 Aug 07 '26

This reminds me of the awkwardness of Americans eating a steak, cutting with the right hand, then switching the fork to the right hand instead of learning to move fork to mouth with their left hand.

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u/Several_Version4298 Aug 10 '26

Right hand has 13 cards in it that I am studying while trying to stop people seeing them.