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A redouble is a call which is made when the last action is a double by the opponents. Its natural meaning is to further increase the score of the contract. The only correct form, when spoken, is the single word redouble. When bidding on a bidding sheet, the correct form is letters 'XX'. Abbreviations used in literatures include XX, rdbl and redbl. As a redouble does not take up any bidding space, and the need of redoubling for penalty is rare, it is commonly used for conventions.

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rdfs:label	Redouble
rdfs:comment	A redouble is a call which is made when the last action is a double by the opponents. Its natural meaning is to further increase the score of the contract. The only correct form, when spoken, is the single word redouble. When bidding on a bidding sheet, the correct form is letters 'XX'. Abbreviations used in literatures include XX, rdbl and redbl. As a redouble does not take up any bidding space, and the need of redoubling for penalty is rare, it is commonly used for conventions.
dcterms:subject	Redoubles
abstract	A redouble is a call which is made when the last action is a double by the opponents. Its natural meaning is to further increase the score of the contract. The only correct form, when spoken, is the single word redouble. When bidding on a bidding sheet, the correct form is letters 'XX'. Abbreviations used in literatures include XX, rdbl and redbl. As a redouble does not take up any bidding space, and the need of redoubling for penalty is rare, it is commonly used for conventions.

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