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Category Archives: Events
Harmony Park Swiss Pairs on 14th February
This is a NEW congress to fill the February window when Gold Coast is running online – Play bridge with the beautiful view of Harmony Park in Sydney Bridge Club. Play commences at 10.00am on Saturday 14th February for two … Continue reading
Count your tricks in defence as well!
Apologies again for the lack of a column last week. Sadly I landed up with flu at the Summer Festival of Bridge in Canberra and have been out of action. Hopefully things will return to normal from now on. This … Continue reading
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A lesson in accurate defence
This hand is taken from the Summer Festival of bridge at Canberra in the swiss pairs event on Sunday 18th Jan. Although not a spectacular hand in terms of shape or points, it demonstrated simple good defence which often separates … Continue reading
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To double or not to double?
I hope everyone had a good Christmas & New Year. I had a holiday last week but will now continue with the column which I will aim to publish each weekend. This is a hand from the Sydney Bridge Club … Continue reading
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Playing a combined 28 points in a partscore is not a good idea!
This is another hand from the Sydney Bridge Club Christmas party which caught my eye because a large proportion of the East West field played in 3♦ despite holding a combined 28 points. Let’s see what might have gone wrong. … Continue reading
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