Bridge Lessons

The Funbridge blog offers a wide range of online bridge lessons to help you improve at your own pace. Designed by bridge experts and international players, these bridge lessons cover every aspect of the game, from bidding to card play. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player, you’ll find practical tips and real-life examples to enhance your skills and take your bridge game to the next level.

Unusual Suspect

The eternal question for a bridge player… whose fault was it, who is guilty? This new article is dedicated to a domain that is the reason for many discussions at the end…

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Foolproof!

Rather than relying only on the friendly break of a given suit to make your contract, you must think about a plan that allows you to make even if it splits badly – and that’s right from the start of the play
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Major suit raises after a take-out double

In modern bridge, the simple raise of opener’s major after a takeout Double was cut in half: the upper range is now shown via a transfer bid, the lower zone with the good old natural simple raise. With the Mixed raise, 2NT and fit-showing jump shifts, a pair now has a colorful range of bids to paint the best contracts!
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A powerful system: Transfer over opener’s jump rebid of 2NT

In the French standard system, when we start 1m-1M-2NT, the other minor elongates responder’s major, but that’s about it. It is possible to go much further in the description of all sorts of hands under the condition of adopting a system that combines transfer and double relay responses. Attention, it requires that you and your partner are on exactly the same page, or you can experience disasters
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Masterclass reading the lead

New Masterclass: Reading the lead

Here is a new Masterclass that is available throughout September just for you! How about setting a new participation record? 😉 And this Masterclass is about… « Reading the lead » Go to September…

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Whose fault is it?

North-South have reached a very poor contact. As so often, each of the two players considers that his partner is responsible for the accident. And you, what do you think? Problem 1…

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