Basic Bridge: The Guide to Good Acol Bidding & Play (Master Bridge Series)
Published by Cassell 2003, 2003
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Seller: Dial-A-Book, NARRABEEN, NSW, AustraliaDial-A-Book
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sm 4to. Softcover. 159pp. Near fine. Contents includes, Pre-Bridge, The Mechanics and Rules of Bridge, Before the Bidding Starts, Balanced Hand Openings, Opening the Bidding with Hands that are Unbalanced or Semi-Balanced, Responding with Weak Hands, Responding with Strong Hands, Bidding by a Passed Hand, Slam Building, Pre-emptive Opening Bids, Overcalls, Takeout Doubles, Penalty Doubles, Declarer Play in No-Trumps, Declarer Play in Trumps, Strategy for the Defenders, Stayman Convention, Opening Leads - the Suit to Lead, Opening Leads - The Card to Lead, Ethics and Etiquette, Bridge Myths and Fallacies, Common Conventions and Systems, Rubber Bridge, Tournament Bridge.
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Basic Bridge: The Guide to Good Acol Bidding & Play (Master Bridge Series)
- Author
- Klinger, Ron in collaboration with Pat Husband and Andrew Kambites
- Publisher
- Cassell 2003
- Publication year
- 2003
- Condition
- Poor
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Dial-A-Book
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