The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Opening Lead: ♦8 Sometimes it seems as if experts use magic to locate the missing cards, but there are often clear clues in […]...
This conundrum was written by Julian Pottage and was originally published in the book Defend or Declare - you can find out all about it further down the page. Opening Lead: ♠J […]...
Bridge the Seasons at Equinox Bridge As the seasons shift, find your balance and enjoy a moment of calm at Equinox Bridge on Sunday, September 22. Celebrate the harmony of […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff In today’s deal South responded three spades to his partner’s double, thinking that if he was forced to bid again, it would be […]...
This conundrum was written by Jeff Bayone and was originally published in the book, A Taste of Bridge - you can find out all about it further down the page. About […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff It is usually easier to defend against good bidders (you know what they really have, not what you think they have). Having said […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Against six spades, West hit on the lead of his fourth-highest heart. He was both pleased and surprised to find his partner ruffing […]...
This weekend’s Super Sunday Daylong winners are: kb 999 with a score of 87.58%, cris31m in second place with 85.78% and trotto in third with 85.37%. 23,359 players registered to play. See all […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Today’s deal cropped up at the Senior Pairs at the 2006 World Championships. Opening Lead: ♣8 On winning the club lead with the […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff At the Dyspeptics Club neither North nor South did anything outrageous to reach four spades. But the unfortunate duplication in the heart suit […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff You might think that best defense to a slam is difficult enough to envisage even with the dummy on view. But there are […]...
The Aces On Bridge by Bobby Wolff Opening Lead: ♥K The two main forms of duplicate-bridge scoring are matchpoints (generally used in pair events) and IMPs (generally used in team […]...
