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This title is one of the "Expert Bridge" series, which aims to bring the original beginner up to a standard of competence in general bridge play and bidding. The duplicate bridge section introduces the player to the distinction between rubber and duplicate, methods of scoring, management and etiquette in clubs and how to enter tournaments. Advice on how to play against bidding systems is proffered, as well as the variety of defensive signalling systems available to the club player.
This book investigates the transition from casual rubber bridge to competitive club play by providing a structured framework for advanced bidding and defensive strategies. Author Danny Roth, a recognized bridge expert, utilizes his extensive experience in tournament play to distill complex tactical concepts into actionable advice for the intermediate player. The text serves as a bridge between foundational knowledge and the specialized requirements of duplicate bridge environments.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a technical, instructional text designed for players seeking to elevate their game to a competitive standard. The framing suggests a methodical approach that prioritizes clarity and practical application for the club-level participant.
Page Count:
304
Publication Date:
1993-12-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins UK
ISBN-10:
0002185296
ISBN-13:
9780002185295
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