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The principle of the auction is not unique to bridge, but it is what separates bridge from most other card games. This book is aimed at people who are deterred from learning to play, as it all seems too complicated. The world-class player Zia Mahmood explains that, if you can bid for a piece of china at an auction, by learning the language you can learn to bid for a contract in a bridge auction. The book lays out in straightforward steps the rules, conventions and peculiarities of bridge, with examples of the best and worst ways to play a hand.
The Thesis This book aims to demystify the auction process in bridge for those intimidated by its perceived complexity. World-class player Zia Mahmood argues that the bidding in bridge is akin to participating in an auction, a concept familiar to many. By learning the specific language and conventions of bridge bidding, players can overcome their apprehension and engage effectively in the game.
The Authority Perspective This instructional text is designed to make the complex auction system of bridge accessible to beginners. By drawing parallels to familiar auction processes, Zia Mahmood aims to reduce the intimidation factor often associated with learning the game. The book focuses on clear, step-by-step explanations and practical examples of hand play.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1991-01-01
ISBN-10:
0563362707
ISBN-13:
9780563362708
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