What good is a once-in-a-lifetime trip without bridge?
Here’s a quiz about what I call specialty bids, drawn from Internet play.
Driving home last week’s issue of bidding carefully to a minor-suit contract, I give you this OK Bridge hand.
Let’s face it: the least desirable game contract is five of a minor.
Here’s a suggested summer read: Barbara’s Bridge Tips by Barbara Seagram (Master Point Press).
Consider the following hand, with South dealing and both sides vulnerable:
“Do we hafta learn yet another obscure bidding convention?” people ask. No, but knowledge is power, and some of these bidding tools can help you.
Here’s a bridge quiz for you.
Last week we covered whether or not to compete over opponents at the five level.
In a spirited auction your opponents have made a bid in five of a suit. Should you compete at the five level?
