In her defense, it wasn’t that easy…
This Sunday night, I watched Marjorie play a deal against the girls from Israel. She doubled her opponents in 5♦ and declarer went down. Fortunately, after the lead of a small trump…
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Environment Tournament: One Participation = One Tree Planted!
How about playing bridge to support the restoration of ecosytems and protection of the environment? 🌳 On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day, we are launching a unique…
Masterclass: Ducking as Declarer
Here is a new Masterclass that is available until 7 July! In May there were almost 5 484 participants. How about setting a new participation record? 😉 And this Masterclass is about… « Ducking…
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…
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…
May bidding contest: the results!
Find out the experts' answers and the final rankings!
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Team Funbridge in Bodø
New challenge for Team Funbridge after its first tournament of the year in Alpe d’Huez: the Marit Sveaas tournament in Bodø, Norway. Follow their adventures on this page which will be regularly…
New! Singleton Sensation tournament from 29 May to 1st June
Go in search of the isolated card! 🔍 In the Singleton Sensation tournament, your partner will necessarily have a singleton in one of his four suits. Can a single card decide the…
The 2024 Spring Foursomes
The Spring Foursomes is considered to be the most prestigious event on the English bridge calendar, attracting many international players from far and wide. First held in 1962, the ‘Spring Fours’ is now…
Bridge problem: The escape
Can you solve this bridge problem?
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Is South a century late?
North-South have reached a very poor contract. 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…