Alfred Sheinwold Best: Abnormal hand 1989
Any good textbook will teach you the best normal play of a suit. Photo: Foto: Alfred Sheinwold and Bill Smith in the Daily Bulletin office
Bridge & Humor: Tales from the Bermuda Bowl
The late Jeremy Flint was the archetypal English gentleman.
Bridge for the Improver by Ron Klinger
South opened 1NT and North raised to 3NT. West leads the club 3.
CONVENTIONS
Conventions: Muppet Stayman
A Convention played by Madala-Bocchi, it is significantly superior to the Puppet Stayman in three ways
Conventions: Meckwell Escapes
Meckwell Escapes comprise an escape system for use after your side has opened 1NT and the opponents have doubled for penalty. They're named for American experts Jeff Meckstroth and Eric Rodwell.
Conventions: Inverted Minors, Criss Cross, and Flip-Flop
In 2/1, the Standard American meaning of a single raise and a double raise are “inverted”. Jump raises are weak (and
alerted) and preemptive (five-nine HCP) with...