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Ever wonder why some partners seem to be able to read each other's minds? Why they are so successful at anticipating the other's intentions, avoiding all pitfalls and traps, and seem to win every time? The answer is that they are not usually guessing - by learning defensive signals it is possible for even novice players to drastically improve their game. Defence is the most difficult part of bridge, but it can be made easier by using signals to help Partner along the way to success. The book will enable readers to use, recognise and understand all the standard defensive signals used in bridge and to gain an awareness of alternative methods.
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Julian Pottage has a regular themed column in the two principal UK bridge magazines, and has written or co-written seventeen books, including Win the Big Match (ISBN 0 7134 8922 7) published by Batsford. He has also contributed to the popular Daily Bridge Calendar and was an Assistant Editor to the latest edition of The Official Encyclopedia of Bridge. His book Play or Defend has just won the (first) international Master Point Press IBPA Book of the Year Award. Julian lives in Tadley, Hampshire.
Ever wonder why some partners seem to be able to read each other's minds? Why they are so successful at anticipating the other's intentions, avoiding all pitfalls and traps, and seem to win every time? The answer is that they are not usually guessing - by learning defensive signals it is possible for even novice players to drastically improve their game. Defence is the most difficult part of bridge, but it can be made easier by using signals to help Partner along the way to success. The book will enable readers to use, recognise and understand all the standard defensive signals used in bridge and to gain an awareness of alternative methods.
About the Author
Julian Pottage has a regular themed column in the two principal UK bridge magazines, and has written or co-written seventeen books, including Win the Big Match (ISBN 0 7134 8922 7) published by Batsford. He has also contributed to the popular Daily Bridge Calendar and was an Assistant Editor to the latest edition of The Official Encyclopedia of Bridge. His book Play or Defend has just won the (first) international Master Point Press IBPA Book of the Year Award. Julian lives in Tadley, Hampshire.
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If partner leads to a trick you are not trying to win, it is usual to indicate whether you like the suit with an attitude signal. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
If partner leads to a trick you are not trying to win, it is usual to indicate whether you like the suit with an attitude signal. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
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