Monthly Archives: April, 2017

Third & Fourth Seat Openings By Paul Lavings

Most partnerships haven’t defined their strategy for third and fourth seat openings. Sort yourselves out with this quiz on third seat openings, nil vulnerable:

Maintaining trump control By Jay Becker

Maintaining trump control is the key to most hands played in a suit contract. Declarer must watch his step when repeated ruffs weaken his trump position.

A sensational Slam By A. Sheinwold

It was Charles Monk, one of Belgium's leading experts, and he had a sensational bridge hand to talk about.

Bridge & Humor: Shakespeare Bridge

In the JACOBY MODERN version of Shakespeare, we find that Romeo and Juliet had met at a bridge club.

Bridge Lesson By Oswald Jacoby

You all know the kind of player who wants to play every hand. As your partner, he will bid one suit after another if he lacks support for your suit. And if he...

Goren on Bridge

South should have taken out protection against a bad trump break which under the circumstances was no less remote a prospect.

Never Quit Trying By Paul Boardman

The moral of today's hand is that one should never give up, even when the cause appears to be hopeless.

Trust Your Partner By Shepard Barclay

TREATING your partner as if he doesn't know his business is just as witless in bridge as in the workaday world.

Tremendous player Autobiography spans the years By Alfred Sheinwold

There is a lot of psychology in good bridge, and to me a new partner is a fascinating challenge.

Avoiding an End Play

Dangerous End-Plays Are Avoided by Careful Defense Early in Game

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