How to Play It Again

• Click on Results
• Click on the Session you want
• Make sure you are viewing the 2022 Edition ( if not click on Switch to 2022 Edition Button on top )
• You should see these headings Rank Players Grades Matrix Details BSOL Analysis
• Click on BSOL Analysis

🧭 1. Overall Context (See Image Below)

At the top:

• Liverpool Bridge Club – Tuesday afternoon – shows the session name.
• You’re viewing Board 5 (shown in the card layout).
• The results are shown from the NS (North–South) perspective.

🎴 2. Key Information (top left box)

Contract Table

• Contract / Declarer – what was played at the table.
• Frequency – how many pairs played that contract.
• Min/Max NS % – the range of North–South scores on that board.

For example:

Contract   Declarer   Frequency

2NT        N          1

2D         W          4

→ One pair played in 2NT by North, four in 2♦ by West.

📊 3. Main Results Table (middle section)

Here’s what each column means:

• Pairs (NS / EW) – the pair numbers for North–South and East–West.
• Contract – final bid and strain (e.g., 2D W = 2 Diamonds by West).
• Making – how many tricks were actually taken.
• Double Dummy – what should be made with perfect play.
• Score (NS) – the matchpoints from NS’s viewpoint (negative = bad for NS).
• Percentage – relative score percentage.

Color coding:

• Green = good result for NS.
• Red = bad result for NS.

♠ 4. Hand Diagram (right box)

Shows the full deal (all four hands):

• North at top, South at bottom.
• East to right, West to left.
• Vulnerability and dealer shown (e.g., Dir: N, Vul: NS).

💡 5. Bottom Table (small bottom right)

This shows makeable contracts double-dummy — for each denomination (♠, ♥, ♦, ♣, NT):

N 2 - - 3 -

S 2 - - 3 -

E - 3 1 1 1

W - 3 1 1 1

Means:

• North can make 2C, 3S
• East can make 3D,1H,1NT

• • etc.

This tells you what contracts were theoretically makeable with perfect play.

🔁 6. “Play It Again” Button

At the top left:

• Opens an interactive replayer.
• You can play through the deal card by card, test different lines, or let the program show the double-dummy optimal line.
• Excellent for post-game analysis — e.g., “What if I had played low instead of finessing?”

⚙️ 7. Other Tabs

• All Pairs / Personal / Accuracy / Board – navigate through the full results set.
• < and > – move to the previous or next board.
• Help – opens the BridgeWebs help section.

🧠 Practical Use

1. Identify your board (find your pair number).
2. Check what contract you reached.
3. Compare with others — did others get to the same strain or better?
4. Look at Double Dummy — was your play line optimal?
5. Use “Play It Again” to practice alternative plays and see outcomes.