The life cycle of a bridge hand has 2 very distinct phases: bidding and play. The concept of bidding may be somewhat familiar to those of you who have played Spades or Pinochle. The idea is to try to determine how successful you and your partner can be in the card play as a team. In other words, to reach a good “contract”.
After 1NT (15-17) – 3NT by the opponents, you are faced with this defensive problem:
Comments Off
Consider this the first in a regular series of card play problems, either defense or declarer play. Solutions will be posted separately.
Comments Off
Sometimes the smallest details can make or break a bridge hand.
This deal is an actual hand from the Vanderbilt Knockout Teams at the Dallas NABC.
Comments Off
1 Comment