Monthly Archives: October, 2016

End Play By Frank Stewart

Would you rather try to make 3NT or try to beat it?

Black Magic II By Bill Jacobs

In this series, we will look at examples of unusual plays that give off an aura of black magic.

Countdown to Winning Bridge II By Tim Bourke

Clues from the Bidding: In the early days of bridge, you were supposed to have a decent hand to open, and even more so to compete once the opponents had opened the bidding.

Tips For Card Play : Card Reading By Ron Klinger

You are in 4S. West leads the 7H. How should you plan the play?

SECOND Hand Low, has exceptions by Liz McGowan

SECOND Hand Low, like most Rules, has exceptions. Sometimes you have to win your trick or lose it.

A Miracle in London By Zia Mahmood

The strongest tournament in England for a great many years was staged by TGRs bridge club.

Basic Bridge Techniques By Larry Matheny

In this article we are going to examine some concepts with which the successful player needs to be familiar.

Opening Leads: When to be aggressive

Some opening leads are relatively easy. If you're on lead after the opponents bid 1NT-3NT, for example, the old guideline of ...

Opening Leads: When to be passive

Some auctions (such as those where the opponents have shown a good source of tricks outside the trump suit) call for an aggressive, on the other hand...

Play Too Fast Series – In the Bidding By Mike Lawrence

This article on bidding represents a small change from the normal items that fall into this series. Instead of a play problem, there is a multitude of bidding problems.

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