The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In action here against France in the McConnell Cup at the World Championships is the Netherlands Women's team, that only two months previously […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff How do you plan to make four hearts after West leads the spade king? Opening Lead: ♠K The nub of this problem is […]...
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The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff One of the techniques all bridge players must become familiar with is the avoidance play. To keep the danger hand off lead, declarer […]...
This weekend, January 25-26, ACBL players from all over came together for the very first Clash of the Districts, one of the highlights of our Keep Cozy and Play Bridge […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff David Gold, a regular on the England Open team, sat South in this deal at the Young Chelsea Bridge Club. Duplicates take place […]...
Le bridge, c’est avant tout une question de partenariat. C’est ce qui le rend unique par rapport à la plupart des autres grands jeux. En particulier, les enchères nécessitent une […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff When you're a truly great player, even if you have a complete bidding misunderstanding and end up in a dreadful contract, you can […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Today's deal features a small point of technique that might escape you until you see it in practice. Opening Lead: ♠10 Against your […]...
The heart of bridge lies in partnership. This is what sets it apart from most other major games in the world. In particular, bidding requires us to work together with […]...
This conundrum was written by Eddie Kantar and was originally published in the book Kantar for the Defense - Volume 1 - you can find out all about it further down the […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In today's deal from a team game, South misjudged both the play and the result that would come through from the other table. […]...
