Ok, I know this seems simple, but I actually took the time to think this through yesterday:
Unless I'm completely misreading this, there's a clear best way to play for 3 tricks. (And yes, I've gotten this wrong in the past, and so have others that I've seen.)
The thing that can be difficult in bridge is that the correct play often goes unrewarded. Last night, though, RHO showed up with Kx in clubs, and I was rewarded for my effort.
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Recording my journey towards competence at contract bridge, be it duplicate or rubber bridge.
About Me
- warren
- I'm a thirtysomething intermediate player. My ambition is to rise to the top of the game. I split time between family, running, triathlons and bridge, so it may take a while. :)
Current Goals
- Slow down my play and think deeper
- Counting - improve my patience and consistency in counting
- Improve my card play
Current System
- 2/1, as per Thurston's 25 steps
- SAYC, as per ACBL
- Standard Carding with Odd/Even Discards
Contract/Duplicate Bridge Links
Currently Reading
Master Play (Kelsey)
1 comment:
It's great when you figure out the right play and get rewarded.
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