Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°899 on 15 November 2015. In late September 2015, Jean-Christophe Quantin, Marc Bompis, Cédric Lorenzini and I won the…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°898 on 15 October 2015. Should you bid higher when opponent bids game after a two-suiter bid? This is…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°897 on 15 August 2015. In pairs tournaments, being hungry for success is a good thing. Squeeze can even turn…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°896 on 15 July 2015. In pairs tournaments, every effort should be made to get the most out…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°895 on 15 June 2015. Discover a deal from Funbridge where you have to play accurately to fare well! You…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°894 on 15 May 2015. This month, Funbridge invites you to discover another squeeze deal commented by the Belgian player…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n°893 on 15 April 2015. For once, Funbridge presents a squeeze deal commented by Jean-Michel Grosfils (one of the best…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n° 892 on 15 March 2015. Funbridge doesn’t only focus on card play. This month you will be challenged by…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n° 891 on 15 February 2015. A plan of play worthy of its name requires healthy management of communications (entry…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n° 890 on 15 January 2015. The following deal from the Team DN2 is so nice that it would have deserved…
Article written by Jérôme Rombaut and published in the French magazine Le Bridgeur n° 889 on 15 December 2014. In tournaments played with MP scoring, it is often preferable to play 3NT…
