Bridge problem: Under pressure
Your hand sitting South Bidding Dealer South. Neither side vulnerable. Card play Lead: ♦ Queen, followed by Jack.How do you plan to continue? In modern bidding, 3NT shows a 4- or 5-card…
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December Bridge quiz
Is North last bid forcing or non-forcing? Click on “Participate” to submit your answer before 18 December. The winners will receive Diamonds♦️ on Wednesday 27 December! What is the « bridge quiz »? The bridge quiz is a game offered…
November Bidding Contest: the results!
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Sitting in South, what do you bid in response to your partner’s double?
Sitting in South, what do you bid in response to your partner’s double? See solutions Tom Drijver’s best bids This bid shows both majors and indicates a plan to bid RKC (Roman…
Bridge problem: The mistake that cost 9,500 euros
Your hand sitting South Bidding Dealer East. East-West vulnerable. Card play Lead: ♦5. The 2♦ bid guarantees a fit in ♠. In the Cavendish Ladies pairs, the Russian declarer was the only…
November Bidding Contest
Use all your skills and strategies to overcome this new challenge! Will you be able to identify the most appropriate bids? The principle in three points: Attention, in case of several participations, only…
October Bridge Quiz: the result!
Sitting in South and considering the auction starts as follows, what will your next bid be? Click on « Participate » to submit your answer before 22 October. The winners will receive Diamonds♦️ on Wednesday…
Bridge problem: A matter of finesse
Your hand sitting South Bidding Dealer West. North-South vulnerable. Card play Lead: ♠3. In response to the reopening double, 3♣ shows an interesting hand which doesn’t justify a 2♣ overcall. The conclusion…
What would be your next bid?
Sitting in the South, what would be your next bid? See solutions Sitting in the South, what would be your next bid? Knowing that you have 26 points on your side, you…
Bridge Problem: Persistence Pays
If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. I am sure we were all told this many times when we were young, but the concept can also apply to declarer…
September Bidding Contest: the results !
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