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Thinking Bridge 4

Providence 2014: Thinking Bridge Day 4 by Eddie Kantar

NABC ACBL -
This double of a voluntarily bid slam is called a Lightner Slam Double after its originator, Teddy Lightner.

Thinking Bridge: Phoenix NABC 9th Day

NABC Eddie Kantar -
After giving count over the heart lead, When West cashes a second heart, East gives suit preference for clubs.

Thinking Bridge: Phoenix NABC 4th Day

Card Play Eddie Kantar -
One of the most desirable and common opening leads against a suit contract is from a suit headed by the ace-king. But which one should you lead?

Thinking Bridge: Seattle NABC 2nd Day

Intermediate Eddie Kantar -
When there are two or more lower cards outstanding than the one partner has played, assume partner is encouraging a continuation. Photo: Belladona with Kantar

Thinking Bridge: Atlanta NABC 7th Day

Intermediate Eddie Kantar -
Strong eight-card suits with less than opening-bid strength (fewer than 10 HCP) should open four, not three!

Thinking Bridge: SL NABC 4th Day

Beginners Eddie Kantar -
The bidding and previous plays must be considered, but those percentages are important to know.

Thinking Bridge: SF NABC 8th Day

Intermediate Eddie Kantar -
Norman Kay, Alfred Sheinwold, and Eddie Kantar at Hall of Fame induction February 29, 1996 in Philadelphia.

Thinking Bridge: SF NABC 4th Day

Intermediate Eddie Kantar -
E. Kantar analyzes one bridge hand, for players who want to improve their bridge. This is the 4th day's hand of the San Francisco NABC 2012:

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