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Thinking bridge By Eddie Kantar

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Bidding commentary: As South, you can revalue your hand facing a takeout double. An unbid five-card major is worth...

Take All Your Chances, No.5 By Eddie Kantar

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You open 2S, weak, in first seat. West passes, partner bids 4S, everyone passes and West leads the ...

What can go wrong? – 5 By Eddie Kantar

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1. How would you play this hand at IMPs (safety first)? and IMPs?

What can go wrong? 1 By Eddie Kantar

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When I gave this lesson, I had half the tables play the contract at matchpoints, the other half at IMPs.

Take all your chances at bridge – 5 by Eddie Kantar

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You open 1 spade, partner splinters to 4 hearts, showing a singleton heart, four or...

New Orleans 2015: Thinking Bridge Day 5 by Eddie Kantar

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Using the bidding as a guide to play and defense – part 5

New Orleans 2015: Thinking Bridge Day 1 by Eddie Kantar

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Using the bidding as a guide to play and defense – part 1

Providence 2014: Thinking Bridge Day 10 by Eddie Kantar

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What is your rebid on the following eight hands playing duplicate bridge? Check your answers against mine when you finish.

Providence 2014: Thinking Bridge Day 7 by Eddie Kantar

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A really great defensive play by West would be to duck the second spade holding...

Providence 2014: Thinking Bridge Day 5 by Eddie Kantar

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Go back to old faithful: When there are no further tricks coming from the side suits (hearts and clubs), think ruff-sluff!

Providence 2014: Thinking Bridge Day 1 by Eddie Kantar

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To remember: A passed hand seldom has as many as 12 HCP. If a passed hand turns up with...

Las Vegas 2014: Thinking Bridge by Eddie Kantar

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When ruffing with an honor in a situation where you are likely to be overruffed, ruff with...

Thinking Bridge: Dallas NABC 5th Day

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It’s unthinkable to lose points holding that South hand, but one defensive inference

Thinking Bridge: Dallas NABC 1st Day

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When partner leads an honor card and you can see the next lower honor, partner is leading from shortness.

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