The Plan XXXV
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• 10 July, 2017
West led the queen of hearts. Declarer played low from dummy and East took the trick with his singleton ace, and then had to find the entry to West’s hand to acquire his ruff.
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• 10 July, 2017West led the queen of hearts. Declarer played low from dummy and East took the trick with his singleton ace, and then had to find the entry to West’s hand to acquire his ruff.
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• 9 June, 2017In June 1997, 20 years ago the 43rd GENERALI EUROPEAN BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS was played in Montecatini Terme, Italy. Today we bring you an article …
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• 5 June, 2017The job of the defense is to use its relatively few assets (in comparison to the assets of the offense) to take as many tricks as possible.
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• 29 May, 2017It is often said that the mark of a good player is his ability to correctly guess two-way finesses for queens. While this is certainly a measure of a player’s skill, an even better…
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• 23 May, 2017In the open room Mustafa decided to open 1NT, Benjamín Robles passed hiding the strength of his hand and Donati leap to 4 diamonds, transfer to spades.
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• 5 April, 2017If you compare what actually happened with what you hear about a bridge hand from the players, you appreciate the art of story telling. You may also begin to wonder about history books.
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• 5 April, 2017Do you consider yourself a master of dummy-play technique?
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• 28 March, 2017As soon as a hand is played, Mr. Heinsite whips into his analysis, usually pointing out something his partner should have done to get a better result on the deal.
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• 13 March, 2017You might have heard the advice “lead trumps against doubled part-scores”. This is usually …
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• 3 March, 2017The big problem in the play of many hands is that of deciding which suit to work on to establish your tricks. There are many factors to consider in making your choice.