Sinopsis

Learning from bitter experience at the bridge table is a slow, painful and often costly business. Most of us turn grey on the head and long in the tooth before absorbing the knowledge needed in order to play a competent game of bridge. There is no need to despair for help is at hand. This book by the well-known author, Ron Klinger, is written for improving players with the express aim of cutting down on the agony and speeding up the process of learning. The 100 winning tips cover specific situations in bidding, play and defence, the sort of problems that arise over and over again in everyday play, and they provide a painless substitute for experience. The idea is to learn how to deal with all the common problems in advance, so that they will not appear unfamiliar and frightening when you meet them at the bridge table.