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Odd trick
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the number of tricks won by the declarer that are over and above the number of tricks required to fulfill their contract
What is an "odd trick"?
An odd trick in card games like bridge refers to any trick won by the declarer’s side beyond the first six tricks. Since a contract in bridge is based on the number of tricks above six, the first six are not counted in scoring. For example, if the declarer wins nine tricks, three of these are considered odd tricks. These odd tricks determine whether the declarer fulfills their contract and how many points they score.
Example
The declarer needed to win four odd tricks to fulfill their contract of four hearts.
After winning eight tricks, the team counted two as odd tricks for their bid.
The defenders tried to stop the declarer from winning any odd tricks to set their contract.
