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===Individual events=== In an individual event, each player is paired with a different partner in each round. Individual events are less popular and much less common than pairs and teams events. There are various methods for assigning partners. In one method, which can be regarded as an extension of the Mitchell movement, a given set of players always sit North, another set sit South, another set sit East, and a final set always sit West. This can be used to arrange that each pair consists of a relatively experienced or skilled player, and a relatively inexperienced player. Individual events are more complex to run, as the movement and scoring are more complicated. They ideally require that players establish understandings in bidding and play methods with new partners in every round; this adds to the challenge of the game given the nuances of many [[bidding system|bidding]] and [[Signal (bridge)|signaling]] systems and [[Bridge convention|conventions]]. There is an additional element of luck compared to other types of events: a good player may be less successful with a poor partner on a difficult board than others are with the same partner on a simpler one. Scoring is usually match points, but IMP pairs scoring can be used.
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