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A few years ago, I sat down at a bridge club in Liverpool and was introduced to one of my opponents as, “‘So and so’… who was a national champion 30 years ago.” In reply he said, “It’s a lot harder to lose a reputation than to get one.” Now for me, that’s something worth thinking Read on. . .
In last weeks blog entitled “Is Bridge too intellectual or difficult for some?” a comment was left by Carolyn:
Most of the ladies that learned with me last year are still playing, but the ones that dropped out were anxious about their bidding performance. Generally they could count cards, but were just not happy at their self-imposed Read on. . .
Much like a fungus, the disease has penetrating fungal tentacles that are unseen, below the surface, invisible. Only in particular places and at certain times does the fungal fruit rise to the surface and bloom.
Is the fruit delicious to some, poisonous to others?
Let me describe the nature of this fungal Read on. . .
What is the Bridge Associations Assessment Board…? Well… nothing. But this is what it could be:
About a 18 months ago I conducted an online survey of Bridge teachers to see what they thought of a graded exam system for Bridge. I got about 170 responses which included 1 negative comment.
Many year ago when I was in my twenties, I was sitting with three other men in a dirt floor hut that consisted of stick walls, which kept out wild animals and the occasional Kasawari chick, and a roof made from banana leaves, whose purpose was primarily to keep out the daily tropical downpour.
Have you ever bought something, only to take it home and find that it didn’t quite do the job you thought it would do, or that it needed some additional widget to function for the purposes that you bought it?
Of course you have: Ever since, as a kid, you got that electric toy for Christmas – Read on. . .
I can say now, that it is “traditional”, being New Year’s day tomorrow, for me to give you a heads up on the highlights of this year’s articles here at iBridge Player.
I suppose I have to admit that I was a little surprised how popular posts about new products were. I reviewed some great ones including Read on. . .
I was challenged to a duel this week!
What was at stake? Just a bit of pride…
Can meerkats count to 10? Remember this when you are playing online
I had downloaded a brand new app onto my ipad (you won’t find this app anywhere on you keyword search – it is buried deep in the vaults at Read on. . .
Attitude signals are used by a defender to show interest in a suit. When partner leads a suit, the third hand play of a high card is encouraging, whereas a low card is discouraging. For example, if partner leads an ace and you hold KQ932, then the 9 is the proper encouraging signal. Conversely, if your Read on. . .
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