Learn Bridge Online Newsletter by Bajir

#166 Jun 28, 2022

Opener's Rebid with Unbalanced Hands - How to Bid in Bridge with India Natt née Leeming

Let’s say that you have opened the bidding with 1 of your longest suit. Your partner responds and now you have to decide…

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#165 Jun 22, 2022

Missing key trump cards, should we still draw trumps? - with Jack Stocken

We are missing both the ♠Q and ♠S and don't know where they are yet... should we draw out trumps or is there something…

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#164 Jun 14, 2022

How to play with our best trumps in the short hand? - with Adam Parrish

We are in 4♥ with only seven trumps, missing the ♥K, and our best trumps in the short hand. How should should we plan…

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#163 Jun 8, 2022

Am I just making the same mistake again and again? - with Graeme Tuffnell

How often should we look at our results? And how can we use our results to spot our common mistakes, patterns, and where…

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#162 Jun 2, 2022

When should (or shouldn't) we play as if the cards will break in our favour? - with Graeme Tuffnell

When we play on our own at the bridge club or online, we can't count on things working out like that. And when they…

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#161 May 31, 2022

Starting tomorrow! Learn when & how to speak up at the bridge table - with India Natt née Leeming

How can I protect myself from being on the wrong side of a ruling? And what on earth is the stop card for?

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#160 May 27, 2022

4♠, 5♣, pass, or even double... What will you choose? & Etiquette & Communication

Playing a robot tournament on BBO this week, I was stumped by both how to bid this hand and also whether the hand's…

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#159 May 24, 2022

Etiquette & Communication in Bridge: Online & in Real Life - with India Natt née Leeming

Some of the rules can seem baffling and add an extra layer of complication to an already complicated game; so let’s…

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