The Hidden Dummy By Mel Colchamiro
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• 31 October, 2016
Most players learn early on that a way to make extra tricks is to “ruff losers in the dummy.” For example, if we have a trump suit consisting of
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• 31 October, 2016Most players learn early on that a way to make extra tricks is to “ruff losers in the dummy.” For example, if we have a trump suit consisting of
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• 23 September, 2016Nearly all top players speak of “mirror doubles” with as much disdain as a snake speaks of a mongoose.
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• 6 April, 2015Over the years, there has been much discussion about which strategy to employ when intervening after your right-hand opponent opens a strong 1NT. Much less attention has been given…
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• 18 February, 2015This series began discussing reasons to duck. Let’s continue by looking at the so-called Bath Coup…
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• 11 February, 2015Let’s look at some of the situations (it would take a book to talk about them all) where it is the winning strategy for the declarer or the defender to duck a lead…
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• 6 February, 2015When do you pass and when do you bid over partner’s double of weak two opening is a dilemma often faced when…
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• 13 March, 2013A way to make extra tricks is to “ruff losers in the dummy.”
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• 21 October, 2012The Rule of Eight was proposed and first published by Mr. Mel Colchamiro in The Bridge Bulletin of ACBL in October 2000.