Monthly Archives: January, 2016

More Tips from Bernard Magee

Disguise a strong suit with extra potential

WBF Free Seminars

The first one is planned for the Confederation Sudamericana de Bridge (CSB, Zone 3: Southamerican Bridge Confederation) and will be held in Medellin, Colombia, in May 2016 during the Southamerican Bridge Championships.

Bridge by Phillip Alder

Well, the French enjoy their wine, but I doubt a glass or two -or more - would have helped any one to solve this problem from Le Bridgeur magazine some 20 years ago.

Employing the Losing Trick Count

When you have a distributional hand and your partner has supported one of your suits, the Losing Trick Count is the best way to evaluate the trick taking potential of your hand.

Conventions: Blackout convention

Blackout is a convention for responding to a reverse bid, whereby the responder can show whether or not he has any better than a minimum response.

Bridge & Humor: Victor Mollo (1909 – 1987)

Victor Mollo was born in St Petersburg, into a wealthy Russian family. He was 8 years old when...

10 is the Magic Number by George Cuppaidge

How often is game on for both sides? What does that say about the need for 25/6 points combined?

A Contrast of Styles by James Jacoby

Both Bruce the Basher and Sam the Scientist held the North cards. See how differently their minds work.

Sacrificing May be Cheap or Expensive by Phillip Alder

Considering how the opponents would have done is important when you have sacrificed as in this deal from ...

Misfit hands Suggest Bidding at Low level

Bridge students are taught that as soon as their bidding sequences give a hint of the possibility of misfit hands, they should slow down or even halt their bidding at a low level.

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