End of an Era
The final issue of D17 ScoreCard is online (click here). It includes our 2020 suggestions for Bridge books to give for Christmas. More importantly perhaps, it includes an index to… Read more »
The final issue of D17 ScoreCard is online (click here). It includes our 2020 suggestions for Bridge books to give for Christmas. More importantly perhaps, it includes an index to… Read more »
Unless you have four players in the same house, you may think you cannot play bridge while sheltering in place but not so… There are places to play online –… Read more »
Today we have the pleasure of a guest post from world champion and acclaimed bridge author and teacher Mathew Granovetter. I have been helping him update his website, Bridge Today,… Read more »
If you live in District 17, you may be getting a copy of their newsletter by email or read it online. It includes several useful series of articles for improving your… Read more »
Bridge is wonderful mental exercise and may even stave off dementia but we all fear the big A. It pleases me to see top bridge players donating their time to… Read more »
The top ranked player in the world, my former hero, has been accused of cheating along with his partner on the bridge team of Monaco. The evidence seems overwhelming and… Read more »
The European Championships are being played above the Artic Circle in Norway this year so I could not resist visiting the land of my ancestors and playing some bridge. I… Read more »
Most bridge players appreciate a good bridge book for Christmas. So here are my suggestions One of everyone’s all time favorite bridge books is S.J. Simon’s Why You Lose At… Read more »
One of my favorite things about the game of Bridge is that you can sit down and play against the greatest players in the game just by entering. That’s right, most… Read more »
Today at 2pm at the Riverside California regional tournament I will talk about balancing. Because I was late sending my handout, there will not be copies at my talk so… Read more »