" This column and the next four will discuss the five best tips that Woolsey makes."
Is Three No Trump ever better than a four-four major fit?
Tips and tricks for bridge players new to experienced.
"When one overcalls a weak three, one needs good shape and at least 16 points."
"This is the fifth column in which the pre-empter takes a more active roll in the auction than what a pre-empter normally does."
Tips & tricks for bridge players, new and experienced.
Tips and tricks for bridge players
Tips & tricks for bridge players, young and old.
This is an example from my Jacoby Two No Trump workshop of standard cuebidding to find slam.
"When a major suit has been agreed upon, a jump to five of that suit is a small slam force."
"This week’s column takes a break from the Two-Over-One game system to show an example from Standard American."
"The bidding in this column depends on partnership style and agreement."
"This was a hand that occurred at the Rookie Master game on the fifth Thursday evening of October."
A Flannery hand opens Two Diamonds with five Hearts and four Spades and 11 to 15 HCP’s.
"The opener must then bid his second longest suit."
Tips and tricks for bridge players
Two-Over-One is a better bidding system than Standard American because bidding becomes simpler once the game force is on.
Tips and tricks for bridge players
A two-over-one response is game forcing except in competition where it shows ten points and promises a rebid.
Tips and tricks for bridge players new and experienced.
