It seems that the Poland pair, must be Fellini fan, so they let be carried away by his surrealism and related the first board to the second, declaring the slam in NT, although their lack of the ace and the king of club.
The only lead and the only return to defeat the contract... It seems that Klukowski - Zmuda reinforced their defenses with Leopoldina water before the championship ...
For true bridge players there is no activity that absorbs them in the way bridge does. But on the way to satisfaction, during the championships there are ...
Today started the European Mixed Teams Open Championship, with a field of 114 teams. On Round 3 of the ten RR rounds, Board 22 generated important swings on many tables, ....
Today's hand builds on our recent theme of planning your play before playing to trick 1 (and re-planning at about trick 3 or 4 if the play provides further information).
It is really a good advice for the declarer not to hurry after the lead when dummy goes down. Don’t be mislead by a world champion who immediately touches a card from dummy.
lthough most bridge championships are won by careful, stolid play interspersed with a sprinkling of luck, a very captivating aspect of the game is the opportunity to execute clever coups.
The margin of victory was 79 points, so this deal was hardly the crux of the match, but it involved an extremely rare kind of play—a "one-suit squeeze."
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.
