Play a hand of bridge, watch the video, take a break.
Friday May 8 - Cue Bidding
With cue bidding you can pinpoint exactly which aces, kings, voids and singletons your side has without relying on just asking for aces.
More Slam Bidding
With cue bidding you can pinpoint exactly which aces, kings, voids and singletons your side has without relying on just asking for aces.
More Slam Bidding
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New to bridge? This video walks you through your very first hand — no experience needed. In 8 minutes you'll learn the four key things every bridge player needs to know: how tricks work, what trumps are, how the auction decides the trump suit, and how to play out a hand as declarer. By the end, you'll know enough to play your first real hand of bridge.
Don't panic when you see dummy! There are three main strategies you can use to play a hand of bridge. 1. Establish a long suit 2. Finesse 3. Ruff
Do you sometimes bid too high without knowing how to stop and on other hands get stranded in a partscore?
What is North doing, passing twice and then doubling? It's a balancing double. North has worked out that the points must be evenly spread and he'd rather not defend at the 2 level!
