Books to Help with Hand Evaluation By David Morgan
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• 8 June, 2017
One bridge skill that every player can work on by themselves is how to evaluate the strength of a hand.
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• 8 June, 2017One bridge skill that every player can work on by themselves is how to evaluate the strength of a hand.
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• 18 February, 2017In the same vein as last article, I present you with a bidding sequence and three possible hands you might hold.
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• 14 February, 2017Some players, alas, ignore distribution altogether, a serious mistake…
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• 10 February, 2017Splinter bids, which send a clear distributional message, present a great opportunity to fine-tune your hand evaluation skills.
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• 5 February, 2017When re-evaluating, don’t worry about finding a formula to provide an exact point count measurement. If there were such a formula, only an Einstein could use it. Instead….
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• 30 January, 2017The value of a bridge hand, like currency, often fluctuates with events. At the bridge table, those events are the progress of the auction.
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• 28 January, 2017As this series of articles is intended to demonstrate, there is a lot more to hand evaluation than simply counting your points.
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• 20 January, 2017To properly evaluate this pair of hands, it was essential to visualize the play in detail in 3NT. There is so much more to hand evaluation than counting points.
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• 11 January, 2017Facing a distributional partner, think tricks, not points.
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• 7 January, 2017Good hand evaluation involves a lot more than mechanically counting points.