The Mistakes You Make At Bridge

by Ron Klinger, Roger Trezel

Deepen your understanding of the game and learn where not to follow conventions mindlessly in bidding, defense, and dummy play Opening leads are the most difficult of all leads and the most important, and this flipper provides a sure way to making the right choice. Both Terence Reese and Roger Trezel were brilliant players and Reese possessed a legendary skill in imparting a great knowledge of bridge with supreme lucidity. As every keen bridge player knows, Ron Klinger is no slouch in playing and writing about bridge and is renowned as one of the world's leading bridge teachers. His achievement in incorporating the changes over the past two or more decades, particularly in bidding, into this treasury of bridge wisdom is on a par with the status of this great book.

Genres: Games

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[Maurya · Rating 3 out of 5]

This author uses conventions I don't use, not sure if they are dated or just different, so a fair amount of the book doesn't work for me. I did like some of the opening lead discussions, but overall found it a bit challenging to read as far as 'readability'.