It started in 's Hertogenbosch and in 2004 the event moved to Amsterdam, first in café Twee Klaveren (Two Clubs) and two years later in the house for bridge: Het Witte Huis (The White House).
Take a vote among the world's experts for their choice of No. 1 in the world, and you will find Norway's Geir Helgemo heading many lists. Here is a sample of his brilliance.
One test of a really great bridge player is the ability to link ahead in the play. Here is a hand that helped the famous Four Aces team win the Vanderbilt Cup ...
The simplest application of suit preference occurs when a defender is leading a suit he expects his partner to ruff. In that circumstance, leading a ...
There is one characteristic common to the game of all the best bridge players we have ever seen. They do not feel that they must outplay their opponents on every hand.
