2007 World Wide Bridge Contest, Board 1 By Eric Kokish
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• 10 June, 2016
With good playing strength and easy rebids, most Norths will open their six-loser hand with
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• 10 June, 2016With good playing strength and easy rebids, most Norths will open their six-loser hand with
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• 10 April, 2016I started to play seriously in 1967, at the Summer North American Championships in Montreal, my home town. As I had less than 100 master points I could not play in the Life Master Pairs…
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• 23 November, 2015If you don’t play the Kokish Relay yet, it is a very useful add-on tool for your strong 2 clubs opening at little cost. Here is the gist of it:
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• 31 March, 2015In many cases, cuebids are bids in relatively short suits surprisingly weak holdings. Let’s explore together today. Photo: Nick Nickell, Eric Kokish, Sami Kehela
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• 16 March, 2015The pitch issue is not only a problem for the defense. Sometimes it can be a nightmare for the declarer.
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• 31 January, 2015Adversity lurks at every turn. Even an optimist like you knows that there are deals that go badly from the start and get progressively worse.
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• 27 November, 2014At favorable vulnerability, North might not pass South’s 1 heart opening…
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• 12 November, 2014This combination is particularly difficult for East because if there is a slam he believes it may be best in diamonds, but if there is no slam he’d like to play in hearts, for the extra 10 points a trick.
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• 25 September, 2014Whether you are playing the stock market or the game of bridge, timing is everything.
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• 23 April, 2014At teams competitions using IMP scoring there is a high premium for making or defeating a contract. At duplicate bridge using MP…