What is a 'Frozen Suit' in Bridge? - with Curt Soloff
The side who leads the suit first loses. In your play of the hand, though, you can sometimes force defenders to help you…
Read issue →A challenge hand for your friends who don't play bridge - with Jack Stocken
Jack Stocken made a challenge hand that could be understood even by folks who have never played bridge. But that doesn't…
Read issue →Let's get more people to the bridge table! Please invite your friends to two free introductory lessons taught by Jack Stocken
Jack Stocken is teaching two free introductory lessons for new players. We'd be so grateful if you helped share the link…
Read issue →Responding to a Cue Bid (and when to ignore the computer's hints) - with Curt Soloff
Do you ever keep tapping on the different possible bids until you find yourself even more confused about what to do?
Read issue →We have to develop one of our longer suits, but which one? - Declarer play in bridge w/ Adam Parrish
In this hand, what would you do? Develop your clubs or develop your diamonds?
Read issue →Attitude guides the defence, a new bridge baby, and looking for someone to join the team
In this 3NT hand, we lead our ♣Q, the top of a nice sequence. Declarer plays low from dummy, and then partner plays…
Read issue →Our long suit or partner's long suit? Choose one! - with Adam Parrish
Partner opens 1♣. With a six-card spade suit, we respond 1♠. Partner re-bids 3♣. Our first response didn't fully…
Read issue →(Correct video) When to concede the lead in bridge? - with Curt Soloff
Sometimes we must do all of the work ourselves, but other times we can enlist the help of the defenders!
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