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DEALING WITH DOUBLES In the concluding instalment of this three-part series Larry Cohen looks at the effect of double by either side. Auctions with Doubles The Opponents Double If we open and the opponents make a takeout double, it is…
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THIS MONTH THIS MONTH, YOU’LL HAVE TO DISCOVER YOUR OPPONENTS’ HANDS TO COMPLETE YOUR TASK. AS SOUTH YOU ARE IN FOURTH POSITION (NONE VULNERABLE) WITH THE FOLLOWING HAND: ♠ AQ9632 ♥ K75♦ 65♣ J5 West opens 1♦ your partner passes and East replies 1NT. Do you…
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1. ♠ 103♥ K10832 ♦ Q43♣ J97 W N E S 1♦ 1♠ 1NT Discover the right lead ♠10: Your partner overcalled in Spades, so you should lead his suit. The 10 of Spades, standard count. COUNT YOUR POINTS ♠10♥3♣9 1073 2. ♠ K32♥ 543♦ A1096♣ K65 W N…
TEAMS.DEALER NORTH, E/W VUL. North, the dealer, passes. With a balanced 11HCP and no four-card major, you do the same: ♠ 43♥ K54♦ Q1087♣ AQ62 South opens 1♠ and they quickly reach 4 Spades: W N E S Pass Pass 1♠ Pass 3♥(*) Pass 4♠ (*)…
WHEN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION IS IDENTIFIED, YOU MUST ENGAGE IN ACTIVE DEFENSE AND IMMEDIATELY CASH OR SET UP YOUR SIDE’S TRICKS. PARTNER’S COUNT SIGNAL WILL HELP YOU DO SO. W N E S 1♠ 2♥ Pass 2♠ Pass 3♥ Pass 4♥ Lead: ♠4…
In this traditional section of BRIDGERAMA+,we invite you to bid with the partner of your choice. Ready to bid ? West’s hands East’s hands The expert’s eye You have access to this section because your partner has shared this article with…
This month’s questions come from the English Premier League and the BK Istanbul Open. Grand Life Master Patty Tucker was inducted into the ACBL’s Hall of Fame in 2019. For the last several decades she has devoted more time to…
THIS MONTH, YOU’LL HAVE TO DISCOVER YOUR OPPONENTS’ HANDS TO COMPLETE YOUR TASK. AS SOUTH YOU ARE IN FOURTH POSITION (NONE VULNERABLE) WITH THE FOLLOWING HAND:
♠ AQ9632
♥ K75
♦ 65
♣ J5
West opens 1♦ your partner passes and East replies 1NT.
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Jérémie Tignel is a multiple French bridge champion. As an experienced player, he brilliantly succeeded in joining the Club France (year 2023). As well as competing and training, he writes articles for a number of well-known bridge magazines.
