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When Should you Double a Weak NT? By Steve Robinson

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Your RHO opens a 12-14 notrump. Holding Kxx/Kxx/Kxxx/Kxx, I think you would pass. Assuming you're playing penalty doubles of weak notrumps, what are...

Dummy reversal does it By O. Jacoby

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South studied the hand before playing a high heart from dummy. The study, such as it was, didn't work out the winning line of play.

Entry management By Frank Stewart

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When dummy has few entries, declarer must handle them with care.

Sheinwold on Bridge

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The average declarer begins today's clubs by leading dummy's queen. Quite correct if South needs...

The Plan XXV by Tim Bourke

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He realised that the main chance of developing the two extra game-going tricks in time was to play hearts for four tricks. If the hearts were 3-3 then any sensible play would have brought in a total of four tricks.

Proper Management of Entries By Charles Goren

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Proper management of entries is one of the keys to successful declarer play.

Set Up the Side Suit By Frank Stewart

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This week's deals involve the idea of "trump control": preserving enough trumps so you can safely establish and cash your other winners.

Not According to Hoyle II by Robert B. Hutchinson

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There is possibly no lead at bridge which causes so many disappointments as the opening lead of a singleton.

Improve your Defence with Andrew Kambites

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You are on lead against a no-trump contract. Do you automatically lead the fourth highest of your longest and strongest suit? How about Hand A after this bidding?

Bidding 3NT over 3 of a minor By Marty Bergen

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If you'd like to bid after an opponent's three-level preempt, think 3NT.
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