Archivos mensuales: Marzo, 2016

Overcalls By Joan Butts

WHEN teaching the topic of overcalls, and points required for making them, it’s good to highlight the difference between the one-level, eg ...

Vanderbilt 2016 – Final by Maurizio Di Sacco

Both teams changed line-up: for LAVAZZA, Duboin-Zia took over for Bianchedi-Madala, for CAYNE Sementa-Tokay replaced Lauria-Versace. The two fresh pairs faced each other in the Open Room

Bungle In The Jungle By Ron Klinger

How do you play doubles at game level or higher? Purely for penalties? Showing...

Test: Setting Trick I

Partner leads H9, likely top of 3 small, since she has raised hearts. You win...

Play 1NT By Bill Jacobs

South plays 1NT and the defence starts with three rounds of hearts. Now what? Don’t be too hasty.

Elimination and End-plays By Brian Senior

A FINESSE is a so-so proposition and even a double finesse, for example, 5-4-3 opposite AJ10 is only about 75%. How much better then...

Bridge & Humor: Shift from bridge to gin rummy

I wouldn't be surprised if the shift from bridge to gin rummy lowered the divorce rate in this country.

The Final Problem By Micke Melander

A bridgeplayer that has been around at the highest level for the last 40 years is Swede Anders Morath, who often comes up with conclusions and questions that no one else had thought about, in the best Sherlock Holmes style.

End Play Technique By Alfred Sheinwold

Today's hand appeared in 1934 in Louis H. Watson's "On the Play of the Hand." It was a splendid book, but we have learned a thing or two in 50 years.

Goren on Bridge

In the practice of legerdemain, the technique of the magician is to engage the attention of the audience in what he is doing with one hand, while with the other he performs,

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