The definitive book on auctions that begin in third or fourth seat. Originally published in 1989, this book quickly became recognized as a 'must-read' for any would-be bridge expert, and has never been out of print. Now, more than 20 years later, the author has revised, updated and expanded it to take into account modern ideas in bidding. Anyone who is at all serious about improving their game needs to own a copy of this book. Kit Woolsey's introduction to the original edition: 'A major contribution to bidding theory... easy to understand and fun to read at the same time.' Mike Lawrence (TN)...
The definitive book on auctions that begin in third or fourth seat. Originally published in 1989, this book quickly became recognized as a 'must-read'...
The author has revised his earlier edition of this book to take into account modern developments in the theory and practice of competitive bidding in bridge.
The author has revised his earlier edition of this book to take into account modern developments in the theory and practice of competitive bidding in ...
A revised re-issue of a classic bridge textbook, generally regarded as the definitive guide to the oldest (and most useful) convention in the game - the takeout double.
A revised re-issue of a classic bridge textbook, generally regarded as the definitive guide to the oldest (and most useful) convention in the game - t...
This is the definitive book on (legally) pulling the wool over your opponents' eyes in bridge using a 'falsecard', played in an attempt to deceive one or more players at the table. There are times when playing such a card is essential if you are to have any chance of an optimum result.
This is the definitive book on (legally) pulling the wool over your opponents' eyes in bridge using a 'falsecard', played in an attempt to deceive one...
