Tag: bridge game

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[ad_1] Goren Bridge: Something wonderful [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] At the expert level, every card played by a defender has a meaning. Unless a card is played in an effort to win the trick, or to prevent declarer from winning the trick cheaply, it is usually a signal. The first signaling priority is attitude — an encouraging or discouraging card in the suit […]

[ad_1] Over the years, “Never Double a Life Master” has been sage advice given by Life Masters who have just made a doubled contract, in jest of course. South in today’s deal was not a Life Master… yet. He was 13-yearold Australian Adam Edgtton — a future star. West didn’t know who he was dealing […]

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[ad_1] Perfectly normal bidding will sometimes lead to a poor contract, and that is what happened here. There were two minor suit aces to lose, so success depended on holding the hearts to one loser. There are very few lies of the heart suit that would allow that to happen, but South found a way […]