Book Reviews

Advanced Bridge Defence - Eddie Kantar

Modern Bridge Defence - Eddie Kantar

Bridge a la Carte - Victor Mollo

Spotlight on play - Karvas & Lukacs

Bridge books by Jeremy Flint & Freddie North

Why You lose at Bridge - SJ Simon

Secrets of Winning Bridge - Jeff Reubens

Other articles

Encounters of the third kind

The Acid Test

Out for the Count

The Oxford Bridge Club Challenge

Law of Total Tricks - Eric Crowhurst

So you want to improve your results at your Bridge Club…

• Bridge is a partnership game – try and play with a regular partner.
• Ask your regular partner to agree to work together to get better.
• Find a stronger player at your Club who will answer questions.
• Each time you play with your regular partner, try to pick out a hand and work through it afterwards: the bidding, the play, the defence… over a cup of tea. Come up with a serious question or two to ask your ‘stronger player’.