Put off the finesse until the last possible moment By Easley Blackwood
When you have some kind of a finesse to take to make your contract, put off the finesse until the…
Hand-Counting Gives Declarer The Extra Margin of Safety By Easley Blackwood
Counting the opponents hands to determine their respective distributions gives you a big edge over the declarer who does not…
How can you count on success? By Phillip Alder
While sitting at the bridge table, if you do one thing on a regular basis, the game will be much…
Mr. Dale Counts cards and Comes Up with Right Total By E. Blackwood
Counting a hand as it develops will often enable you to avoid a losing finesse and to follow another line…
Counting the hands
"Counting the hands" that is, determining the distribution of a suit in all four hands, is one of the things…
Counting hands to take the guesswork out of play
EVERYONE knows that each player is dealt 13 cards, but how many players when playing a hand make an effort…
Physical attributes for bridge By Phillip Alder
The uglier a man's legs, the better his golf game, H.G. Wells observed.
Don’t Stop Counting When Auction Ends By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
During the action you count your points and add them to the, points shown by your partner's bids. The total…
Counting, in most cases, is such a simple process By Easley Blackwood
Many contracts are made which could have been defeated if the defenders had taken the trouble to count the hand.…
Count, Add, Substract By Shepard Barclay
Counting the known cards in a suit held by various players, next adding their amounts together and then subtracting that…