The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Sometimes the problem in a bridge deal becomes evident at trick one; on other occasions the difficulties only become apparent later. Into which […]...
This conundrum was written by Patrick O'Connor and was originally published in the book A Second Book of Bridge Problems - you can find out all about it further down the page. […]...
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The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Against four hearts, West leads the spade king. Good deceptive declarer play is to drop the spade eight on this trick, trying to […]...
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GIB has been upgraded to Version 41 GIB, your trusty bridge robot partner has been upgraded to Version 41. This update includes several important fixes and a new feature to […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff After this relatively long auction to six spades, West knew enough to lead the heart three. How would you plan the play? Opening […]...
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The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Today's deal shows how you can achieve remarkable results with smoke and mirrors. Opening Lead: ♣5 Even if North had passed, you might […]...
About the Author Oren Lidor is considered one of the best bridge teachers in Israel, is the author of 5 bridge books, and teaches bridge to people from all over […]...
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The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In today’s deal, game was bid and made seven times — eight if you count the result of three spades doubled making nine […]...
