These world-class tips include how to recognize the times to open light and when to bid 6 of a suit. With these 52 tips from internationally renowned bridge expert David Bird, even an average player can be transformed into a feared opponent at the next bridge party. In a challenging game of bridge, the difference between winning and lo
- Title : 52 Great Bridge Tips
- Author : David Bird
- Rating : 4.94 (867 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-11-22
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 160 Pages
- Asin : 0713488921
- Language : English
These world-class tips include how to recognize the times to open light and when to bid 6 of a suit. With these 52 tips from internationally renowned bridge expert David Bird, even an average player can be transformed into a feared opponent at the next bridge party. In a challenging game of bridge, the difference between winning and losing hands comes down to knowledge and timing, rather than the luck of the draw. There’s also a host of surefire feints and bluffs, and creative ways to use elimination play to force defenders to open a new suit. They’ll give you insight into the mind games behind the game, so you can enjoy more success—and have more fun—playing bridge.
. About the Author Known for his bridge fiction, David Bird, one of the world's leading bridge writers, has now branched out into instructional bridge books
. Known for his bridge fiction, David Bird, one of the world's leading bridge writers, has now branched out into instructional bridge books
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