What is the Difference Between Kitty & Strait Whist?

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Part of the video series: How to Play Bid Whist

Summary: Learn the difference between a kitty and a strait whist in order to become a better player in this free video series that will have you mastering whist in no time.

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What is the Difference Between Kitty & Strait Whist?

Fundamental differences between the two games. Of course, we touched on it in Strait Whist. Bidding structure is basically the same. You identify the bid, you identify the direction whether you want to take the hand with high cards winning or you want the take the hand with low cards winning. For example, if we had a suit that looked like this. We certainly don't want to declare that the high cards are going to win because we have ace, king, queen, jack, and both jokers hanging out on us. So we would probably say we want low cards to win. If we have a suit that looks like this, that's powerful suit. We want to have high cards winning with hearts. I just used hearts as an illustrated example, the game could be any suit that you're declaring. Keep in mind the jokers, when you're having trump, when you're dealing with trump, enhance the length of the trump suit. Know the trump suit has fifteen cards. Again, jokers make the difference, kitty makes the difference. Otherwise, the mechanics and the bidding process are the same.

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