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- Whose suit is longer?!
When you are dealt an 8 card suit you can usually be pretty confident it’s the longest suit in the hand. Not on today’s hand (taken from the Spring Nationals Mixed Teams) which featured an even more unusual 9 card suit! We … Continue reading - Contested Auctions – Half-day Education Seminar on Friday 6th November 2026
This half-day Education seminar will run by Ian Lisle in the SBC clubroom (Friday 06/11/26) from 10-00am until 12-30pm. November 6th November – Contested Auction Bidding is hard enough without the opponents interrupting your communication. Depending on what your hand type is, … Continue reading - Setting up your side suit
When playing in a suit contract it’s often necessary to set up winners in one of the non-trump suits to make your contract. How and when you do that is often important. That’s the theme of today’s hand. Most North South pairs … Continue reading - Saturday October 31st: Simple Useful Conventioins
Defining which jumps are strong and weak. How many cards and how many points. Identify when conventions apply, and don’t. Continue reading - Listening to the Auction – Half-day Education Seminar on Friday 16th October 2026
This half-day Education seminar will run in the SBC clubroom (Friday 16/10/26) from 10-00am until 12-30pm. Steve will introduce the topic then work through eight hands. At the end of the session, Steve will summarise the lesson, reinforcing the key takeaways. October … Continue reading - Keeping your options open
On today’s hand taken from a recent teams congress most North South pairs played 3NT. But only 3 out of 10 made it. How would you have fared? The auction is likely to have been the same at most tables. 1♦ P … Continue reading - Saturday October 10th: Opener’s Rebids and Handling Misfits
Defining which jumps are strong and weak. How many cards and how many points. Identify when conventions apply, and don’t. Continue reading
