Definitions for "Duplicate bridge"
form of bridge in which two or more sets of participants have an opportunity to play the same deals.
A form of bridge where every deal is played at several tables, by several pairs, unchanged, and the scores are ultimately compared against each other. At minimum, two tables (four pairs) are required for a duplicate bridge match. The hands of each deal are saved in metal or plastic containers called boards that are passed between tables.
A type of tournament bridge wherein many players play the same hands over the course of an evening (typically) of play. It is very common in the United States.