In this column I’ll ask a question whose answer I don’t know. During Silver Linings Week, I encountered the hand described below, fortunately as declarer, not as defender. I hope […]...
Conducted by Marc Smith Set 2022-02 Welcome to the second set of the 2022 competition. Our guest panelists this month are the co-winners of the December competition, Laura Mancini from […]...
Play this week’s Free Instant Tournament then see how you compare to multiple Australian National Champion and representative Peter Hollands. Go to Instant Tournaments > Weekly Free Instant Tournament to […]...
This weekend’s Super Sunday Daylong winners (should we say Super Winners?) are: Tino_pkc with a score of 81.35%, leeau in second place at 80.77% and huangzeng right behind in third with 80.43%. […]...
Hanoi5 es Hanoi Rondón profesor de bridge y Director Académico de la Federación Chilena de Bridge. Semanalmente nos trae su enfrentamiento con los robots en el Torneo Instantáneo Gratuito Semanal. […]...
Hanoi5 is Hanoi Rondón, professor of bridge and Academic Director of the Chilean Bridge Federation. He brings us his weekly showdown with the robots in the Weekly Free Instant Tournament. […]...
Vugraph Deals #120 Only three of the Group A teams from Heat 6 were available for this round of the monthly Alt competition, MOSS, BLACK and FREDIN. They would be […]...
Watch as Rob and Gavin take on the robots in this weekly matchpoint tournament. Make your decisions along with them and see if you can help them win!...
This column will show you that when GiB takes from you, it sometimes GiBbeth back. Bid this hand with GiB, NV vs. V at matchpoints in an Instant ACBL Tournament: […]...
Play this week’s Free Instant Tournament then see how you compare to multiple Australian National Champion and representative Peter Hollands. Go to Instant Tournaments > Weekly Free Instant Tournament to […]...
This weekend’s Super Sunday Daylong winners (should we say Super Winners?) are: 87777 with a score of 82.34%, Orias in second place at 81.31% and rabarbar11 right behind in third with 80.54%. […]...
