Because they have so much to absorb, beginners at bridge invariably become pre-occupied with the scoring, the order of suits, the elements of bidding, and so on, at the expense of the real essence of the game -card play. No matter how talented and patient bridge writers and teachers may be, many of their students still find difficulty with even the rudiments of card play.
In this book the authors have combined their long experience to produce the perfect antidote. The 100 hands, exclusively devoted to card play and defence, take the reader gently from the most elementary concepts to an all-round grasp of the subject. Each example is chosen to illustrate a principle which holds true for innumerable similar problems.
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