Practice board for contract bridge games

A practice board for contract bridge, comprising a circular sheet having indicia marked thereon and arranged in accordance with a predetermined contract bridge game, said indicia including four sets of first indicia showing the cards of each player's hand and being arranged such that one of said cards for each of said player's hand is eliminated each trick, second indicia showing cards to be played by each player on respective tricks, said first and second indicia being arranged in rows, trick by trick, representing thirteen tricks, four sets of third indicia, each of said four sets of third indicia showing bids of the corresponding player at respective rounds of bidding in a row;

• a circular cover member overlying said sheet and being provided with apertures formed therein corresponding to said sets of indicia on said sheet and through which said indicia on each single trick can be seen, said apertures comprising first, second and third apertures corresponding to said first, second and third sets of indicia of said sheet, said first and second apertures being of a width sufficient to show the indicia of a single trick, said third aperture being arranged to said third indicia when the remaining apertures show the indicia on the first trick;
• and means permitting said sheet to be rotated relative to said cover at the end of each trick.