A slam in the silence of opponents
Mixed Teams, regional finals. Contract: 7 Spades by South.West leads the Club Queen. Creusez-vous les méninges pour engranger toutes les levées ! How many tricks do you see?You can expect seven in…
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Analysis by India Natt – June 2024
Did you play India Natt’s tournament in June? In this article, England’s India Natt shares her top tips with you. Deal 1 In the bidding, South has a choice between two sensible…
The Professor’s Analysis – June 2024
856 of you participated in Funbridge’s monthly Professor tournament of June 2024. Thanks to you, this tournament was a success. I hope to see even more of you next time. Congratulations to…
One hand, six questions
Managing a hand with a lot of points is not easy, whether it be in adverse silence or competitive bidding. Be ready for some flexibility. And good luck!
July Bidding Contest
Use all your knowledge to take up this challenge! Will you be clever enough to find the most appropriate bids? The principle in three points: Attention, in case of several participations, only your first…
Playing 3 No-Trump when both sides enter the auction
Just because your opponents interfere in the bidding, this does not mean that you should not activey search for a three No-Trump. This month, we will study the principles concerning natural No-Trump…
Bridge problem: Original blackmail
Your hand sitting South Bidding Dealer South. Both vulnerable. North-South hands Lead: Ace of ♦. West plays another ♦, East discarding the 2 of ♠. You continue with a small ♣ to…
Secrets of declarer play: elimination and endplay[part 3]
This is the third part of a series of articles. You can find the first two parts on the blog!To read part 1, click here and for part 2, click here. Enjoy…
May bidding contest: the results!
Find out the experts' answers and the final rankings!
Bridge problem: The escape
Can you solve this bridge problem?
Crash!
To have good results in matchpoint pairs, in every deal you have to aim at getting a better (or at least the same) score than the majority of your competitors.