This follow-up to the best-seller "25 Bridge Conventions You Should Know" maintains the same successful format and is aimed at fans of the original. It has been translated into multiple languages and received the American Bridge Teachers' Book of the Year Award in 1999.
This sequel to the same authors' ABTA award-winning Book of The Year in 2010 teaches bridge players about more advanced declarer play, safety and trump control and improved endplays.
This book, starting from the basics, explains how to make a plan as a declarer. The reader learns how to recognise which technique to apply on a given deal, both in notrump contracts and suit contracts.
A practical sequel to one of the best-selling bridge tuition books of all time, which explains how standard conventions can be played.
Focusing on competitive auctions in bridge, this book addresses the complexities of bidding when opponents have opened. It provides a comprehensive guide tailored for novice to intermediate players, making intricate concepts accessible for non-experts. The book fills a gap in existing literature by offering clear explanations and strategies for navigating this challenging aspect of bridge bidding.
This series helps players learn new conventions and practice them independently or with a partner, enhancing their skills through engaging activities.
This practical guide helps you learn and practice bridge conventions through quizzes and example hands. Authored by master teacher Barbara Seagram and expert player Linda Lee, it builds on their extensive experience in bridge education. Perfect for solo or partner practice!
This book, inspired by Barbara Seagram's popular "25 Bridge Conventions You Should Know," provides insights into a specific bridge convention, allowing readers to learn and practice independently or with a partner.
Defence is the hardest part of playing bridge, but that doesn't mean that it's impossible to learn. Part of the bestselling 25 series, this book explains how to make a plan as a defender: how to work out from the auction and play what declarer probably has, and which of the strategies available to defenders is likely to be successful.
This book focuses on card play as a declarer, essential for beginner and intermediate bridge players. It covers fundamental strategies and tactics in the early chapters, while later sections present advanced concepts to challenge experienced players.