International Titles
- Czech: Karty na stole (Cards on the Table)
- Dutch: Poirot speelt bridge (Poirot Plays Bridge)
- Finnish: Kortit pöydällä (Cards on the Table)
- French: Cartes sur table (Cards on the Table)
- German: "Mit offenen Karten" (Play With An Open Hand) (since 1954), first edition in 1938: Karten auf den Tisch (Cards On The Table)
- Hungarian: Hercule Poirot ismét munkában (Hercule Poirot at Work Again), Nyílt kártyákkal (Cards on the Table)
- Japanese: ひらいたトランプ (Open Cards)
- Indonesian: Kartu-kartu di Meja (Cards on the Table)
- Italian: Carte in tavola (Cards on the Table)
- Macedonian: Отворени карти (Open cards, Cards on the Table)
- Polish: Karty na stół (Cards on the Table)
- Romanian: Cu cărţile pe masă (With Cards on the Table)
- Russian: Карты на стол (=Karty na stol, Cards on the Table), Карты на столе (=Karty na stole, Cards on the Table)
- Spanish: Cartas Sobre la Mesa (Cards on the Table)
- Turkish: Briç masasında cimayet (Murder in the Bridge table)
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