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66 - OCTOBER 2025

66 - OCTOBER 2025

WCB 2024

WORLD BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2024 Mark Horton Published by the World Bridge Federation, the official book of the World Bridge Games 2024, heldin Buenos Aires, Argentina, is comprised of approximately 320 full colour pages. The principal contributors are Mark Horton, David…

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66 - OCTOBER 2025

DENTISTRY

Cashing top cards to extract cards in defenders’ hands before exiting is known as the Dentist’s Coup – because of the card extraction, like teeth. How should the play and defense go on this interesting 4 Hearts? None vulnerable. W…

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66 - OCTOBER 2025

WHERE’S WALDO?

THIS MONTH… THIS MONTH YOU’LL BE PLAYING “WHERE’S WALDO?”, EXCEPT YOU WON’T BE LOOKING FOR THE YOUNG MAN IN THE RED-AND-WHITE STRIPED SWEATSHIRT, BUT RATHER CHARLES, THE KING OF HEARTS(*). YOU ARE SITTING SOUTH WITH THE FOLLOWING HAND: ♠ A10952 ♥ Q83♦ 875♣ K2 (*)…

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WHERE’S WALDO?

THIS MONTH…

THIS MONTH YOU’LL BE PLAYING “WHERE’S WALDO?”, EXCEPT YOU WON’T BE LOOKING FOR THE YOUNG MAN IN THE RED-AND-WHITE STRIPED SWEATSHIRT, BUT RATHER CHARLES, THE KING OF HEARTS(*). YOU ARE SITTING SOUTH WITH THE FOLLOWING HAND:

♠ A10952 
♥ Q83
♦ 875
♣ K2

(*) In France, for a long time the “Paris pattern” where the Kings, Queen and Jacks had names was used for playing cards.

Your partner opens 1♣, you respond 1♠ and your partner raises you to 2♠.

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Jérémie Tignel

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.

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