Safety Play By Steve Becker
A safety play is an effort by declarer to combat a potentially unfavorable distribution of the defenders' cards, there are…
Miss Brash, Overly Optimistic As Usual, Lost this NT Contract By Easley Blackwood
Make humanics your trumps. Study the art of playing the people as well as the cards. Remember that the human…
Never Quit Trying By Paul Boardman
The moral of today's hand is that one should never give up, even when the cause appears to be hopeless.
Trust Your Partner By Shepard Barclay
TREATING your partner as if he doesn't know his business is just as witless in bridge as in the workaday…
Use Your Brain By Alfred Sheinwold
It isn't true that you must always return the suit your partner has led. For example you may not have…
High Level Defense Signal By Alan Sontag
Bridge players should be familiar with the defensive principle which states:
Physical attributes for bridge By Phillip Alder
The uglier a man's legs, the better his golf game, H.G. Wells observed.
Continue or switch? By August Boehm
When leading from an honor sequence, standard practice is to start with the highest honor. When following third hand, however,…
Forcing Pass Auctions By Neil Kimelman
Like the Law of Total Tricks, this subject has generated a great deal of literature. Eddie Kantar is one notable…
Common Mistakes By Oswald Jacoby
This series will cover common mistakes in bidding and play and I will start with a humdinger.