This weekend’s Super Sunday Daylong winners are: JanErikB with a score of 83.25%, radu120 in second place with 82.75% and taavi in third with 82.24%. 21294 players registered to play. See all the […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Both teams declared four spades, but at one table it was played by North. Despite his partner’s overcall, East thought it might be […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In today’s deal you reach a comfortable small slam, and if playing teams or rubber bridge, you would probably claim 12 tricks and […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Sally Brock of England reported this deal, in which she had declared four spades rather than the somewhat easier three no-trump. Brock was […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Do you enjoy measuring your performance against that of the world’s experts? If so, take the East seat and cover up the South […]...

This conundrum was written by Danny Roth and was originally published in the book Better Declarer Play - Placing the Cards - you can find out all about it further down […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Today’s deal is a declarer-play problem in three no-trump, although four hearts by North would be far easier.  Opening Lead: ♠9 Let’s see […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff One of the most challenging yet apparently simple themes for declarer in no-trump play is to identify the danger hand and to try […]...

In this episode of Table Talks, Steve Raine sits down with 16-year-old U.S. junior bridge star Avery Silverstein, a silver medalist at the World Championship and the daughter of professional […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Understandably, once today’s 4-4 fit was identified in an uncontested auction, the Danish North chose to play in the spade game. But the […]...

This weekend’s Super Sunday Daylong winners are: chuekl with a score of 83.12%, panthers1 in second place with 82.58% and robols in third with 81.36%. 21294 players registered to play. See all the […]...

The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In today’s deal, South had a minimum but normal opening bid, and North at his second turn felt too good to bid only […]...