Playing at No Trump is good, but there's better. In bridge, you can also play with a trump, a "super suit".
So far, you've seen that if Clubs were played and you had none left, you could play any card (a Heart for example) but you couldn't win the trick.
If you play a contract "with Hearts as trump", you win (unless someone plays a higher Heart). But be careful, the only rule remains that you must play the suit led if you have it!
Trump is Spades. The player before you ruffs a Diamond. You still have a Diamond and a higher Spade. What can you play?
Section quizUnlike other games, you are never forced to ruff, overruff or underruff in bridge. Fewer rules = more possibilities, your brain will go into overdrive, trust me.
Trump is Spades. An opponent ruffs a Club with the 10 of Spades. You have no Clubs left, but you have the Ace of Spades and a small Diamond. Which cards are allowed?
Section quizTrump is Diamonds. The trick contains, in order: Ace of Spades, 4 of Diamonds, 9 of Diamonds, King of Spades. Which card wins?
Section quizEnough talk, your turn to play. I give you the contract. Try to win it.