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The Golden Rules of Opening Leads: Intermediate

Author: Julian Pottage   Series: Master Bridge (Cassell)

The fate of many a contract hangs on the opening lead, making it the most important play in the whole hand. Knowing how to select the right card will enable you to win more often and make you sought after as a partner.

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The fate of many a contract hangs on the opening lead, making it the most important play in the whole hand. Knowing how to select the right card will enable you to win more often and make you sought after as a partner.

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Description

The Golden Rules of Opening Leads is an excellent book covering a vital but often neglected part of bridge. Some of the oldest golden rules about the game, such as 'fourth highest of your longest and strongest' and 'top of a sequence' govern opening leads. Here you can find all of the rules, with examples relevant to bridge today. If you study this book carefully, you will find that the way to pick killing leads derives from what you hear in the auction and in relating that to what you see in your hand. All bridge players will benefit greatly from reading this book, whether they play rubber bridge or duplicate.

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About the Author

Julian Pottage is a former Junior International player and is a Grand Master. He reviews bridge books for a number of journals and is a highly-regarded author of bridge books.

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The Golden Rules of Opening Leads is an excellent book covering a vital but often neglected part of bridge. Some of the oldest golden rules about the game, such as 'fourth highest of your longest and strongest' and 'top of a sequence' govern opening leads. Here you can find all of the rules, with examples relevant to bridge today. If you study this book carefully, you will find that the way to pick killing leads derives from what you hear in the auction and in relating that to what you see in your hand. All bridge players will benefit greatly from reading this book, whether they play rubber bridge or duplicate.

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Product Details

Publisher
Cassell | Cassell Reference
Published
31st August 2004
Pages
160
ISBN
9780304366637

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