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The Saga Continues: Game of Thornes

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Just a few minutes we found this video that was uploaded to Youtube and raises many questions...

Bridge & Humor: Bridge in the Vicarage by David Bird

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The first David Bird story featuring the monks of St Titus appeared in Bridge Magazine in June 1978.

A reader poses this interesting question by Zia Mahmood

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An email from a reader poses this interesting question: "You and partner reach game contract in a major. Both opposition passed all along. You are delighted to...

False Preference by Julian Pottage

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False preference is when partner bids two suits and you return to the first suit even though you have a card more in his second suit.

Remembering Freddy by Frank Stewart

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My friend Alfred Sheinwold, who originated this column as "Sheinwold on Bridge" in 1962, died 10 years ago this past week. Freddy was a bidding innovator, editor...

Bridge & Humor: Bridge Hands Orbit

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The best hand I ever held, and also one of the most frustrating, occurred in a rubber bridge game at the New York Cavendish Club

Opening Leads by Klaus Reps

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We are pleased to be able to give you a digest of the lecture given for less experienced players by Klaus Reps.

Counting the Opponents’ Distribution by Patrick Jourdain

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Bridge is a game of deduction, judgment and memory. Memory improves with practice, judgment improves if you learn from experience. But deduction is

Blind Leads are for Deaf Players! by David Gold

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When Terence Reese made his non-PC remark, 'Blind leads are for deaf players,' he meant that the bidding often tells you what to lead.

Bridge & Humor: Little Old Ladies becoming a legend in Bridge Circles

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Today's column contains one more of our stories originally printed in the Bridge World magazine some dozen or so years ago.
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