What would be your next bid?
Sitting South,what would be your next bid? See the solutions Tom Drijver’s answers Nice descriptive bid. You show a three-card heart suit and let your partner further describe the hand. If Partner…
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The Girls won gold at the 29th Youth Championships in Wroclaw (Poland)!
29th Youth Championships in Wroclaw Meet the teams Train journey and visit to the city of Wroclaw A deal by Ninon Bens and Eulalie Bonin, members of the Under-21 team The point…
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…
Chapeau Dan!
Who said that only grand champions could write bridge articles? A few months ago, Funbridge launched a brand-new format of articles that allow talented players to share their expertise on the deals that inspire them…
New Features and Improvements in Multiplayer Modes
The time has come for improvements to our multiplayer game modes! 🎉 We are excited to announce the addition of new features in Pair Tournament, Play with a Partner, and Private Tables…
Take a few steps back and prepare to jump
Teams match, dealer East, all vul. You have just picked up the following hand as East: And it’s your turn to speak. What do you do?A weak 2♠ opening in first seat…
What would be your next bid?
What would be your next bid? See the solutions The solution This is a forcing bid that lets Partner say more about his hand. We still do not know if we want…
Three No-Trump: stopper problems
Without a fit in a major on your side it is obviously a No-Trump cvontract that you have to aim at. Do you absolutely have to stop all the suits? And how…
What would be your next bid?
What would you bid? That's the question India Natt asks you in this article.
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The game of the good sequence
In each sequence, replace the question marks with the correct calls. The point scale takes into account not only your ability to reach the right contract but also the way you use to get there.
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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.
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