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Part of the successful 'Golden Rules' series.

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The fate of many a contract hangs on the opening lead, making it the most important play in the whole hand. Knowing how to select the right card will enable you to win more often and make you sought after as a partner.

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The standard text on mastering the Losing Trick Count - the key to success at the bridge table. LTC is a vitally important method of hand evaluation - it is the system used universally by expert players.

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Bidding secrets of the internationally-acclaimed Italian Champions

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Average players tend to focus on point count for their bidding decisions, but the expert recognises that the shape of the hand also plays a vital role. Knowing the implications of shape will help you find the best contract more often.

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Designed to help keen players to advance by advising on key mental attitudes and by examining in detail the systems used and the essential card play techniques employed.

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A guide to the intricacies of slam bidding which not only gives all the important modern conventions but also teaches you how to identify the key cards in your hand.

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Reese and Bird's Monastery titles are regarded as the leading humorous bridge books. UNHOLY TRICKS is one of the funniest.

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Many players know how to bid, but are less adept at deciding when not to bid; this book shows how to finish in the right contract.

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This fast fact finder covers the methods commonly used at duplicate bridge - the conventions you are playing and those which you will find being played against you. The flipper is designed to fit comfortably into the pocket or handbag and so be readily available for use at the bridge table.

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A solid grasp of what it takes to break a contract is a key element of winning on a regular basis

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The MODERN LOSING TRICK COUNT is a way of measuring the trick-taking potential of a trump contract. It enables you to calculate the playing-strength, the tricks in your own hand and to estimate those in your partner's hand.