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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 216x156x15 mm, kaal: 197 g
  • Sari: Master Bridge
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Jun-2017
  • Kirjastus: Peter Crawley
  • ISBN-10: 147460563X
  • ISBN-13: 9781474605632
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 216x156x15 mm, kaal: 197 g
  • Sari: Master Bridge
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Jun-2017
  • Kirjastus: Peter Crawley
  • ISBN-10: 147460563X
  • ISBN-13: 9781474605632
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Conventions are a vital element of bidding in bridge. Unless they are easily and clearly understood they can be destructively dangerous. This book contains the most common conventions you are likely to encounter at the duplicate table, together with defensive measures you can take, plus countermeasures against each part of the defensive methods. Importantly, however, bridge continues to evolve. The material in the additional chapter covers the most recent developments in bridge bidding and will give you ideas for inclusion in your regular partnerships.

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Explains each convention, and goes on to show how it should be used, and covers the good and bad sides of its use. I felt the best part of the book (and the part which makes it stand out from any other book on conventions) was that, first, he shows how you might set out to make any conventional understanding difficult to use well, when employed against you. Then he discusses how best to counter these (and other) defensive measures used against you when you yourself have used the convention ... Highly recommended. - Bridge Magazine

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The leading expert guide on bridge conventions brought up to date with an additional thirty-two pages.
Introduction 7(4)
1 Two Openings
Weak Twos
11(6)
The 2♣ Game Force
17(3)
Benjamin Twos
20(3)
Multi-2 ♦
23(4)
2 Pre-Emptive Opening Bids
Transfer Pre-empts
27(2)
The Gambling 3NT
29(1)
Namyats
30(2)
3 Responses To 1NT & 2NT
Stayman Over 1NT
32(2)
Transfers
34(2)
South African Texas Transfers
36(1)
Responding To 2NT
37(2)
4 Conventional Actions After A Suit Opening Of One
The Baron 2NT Response
39(1)
The Jacoby 2NT Response
40(2)
The Swiss Convention
42(1)
Splinters
43(5)
Long Suit Trials
48(1)
Trial Bids In Competitive Auctions
49(1)
Short Suit Trials
50(1)
Stopper Showing Bids
51(1)
Stopper Asking Bids
52(2)
The Crowhurst 2♣ Convention
54(1)
The Drury Convention
55(1)
5 Slam Conventions
Blackwood 4NT
56(3)
Roman Key Card Blackwood
59(3)
Gerber 4♣
62(1)
Roman Key Cards After Raising A Minor Suit To The Four-Level
63(1)
5NT Grand Slam Ask
64(1)
Slam Sacrifice Doubles
65(3)
6 Bidding Over Their One Openings
The Unusual NT
68(3)
Michaels Cue Bid
71(3)
Michaels Over Majors, Natural Over Minors
74(2)
Competing Over 1NT (Landy, Ripstra, Becker, Astro)
76(1)
Brozel
77(1)
Transfers Over 1NT
78(9)
7 Bidding Over Their Strong Openings
Against Strong 1♣ Systems
87(1)
Double = Majors, 1NT = Minors
88(1)
Exclusion Bids
88(1)
Wonder Bids
88(2)
Truscott Defence
90(2)
Against Relay Methods
92(3)
8 General Competitive Methods
Negative Doubles
95(4)
Competing Over Their Takeout Double
99(2)
Responsive Doubles
101(2)
Competitive Doubles
103(4)
Playing For Penalties
107(1)
S.O.S. Redoubles
108(1)
Lead-Directing Bids
109(1)
Cue Raises Or The Unassuming Cue Bid
110(1)
9 Uncommon But Effective Conventions
RCO Two-Openings
111(6)
RCO As A Defence Against Their 1NT Opening
117(1)
Tartan Two Bids
118(2)
Opening 2♣ When Playing Other Twos As Multis
120(1)
The Kabel 3NT Opening
121(2)
5-Card Major Stayman
123(2)
Two-Way Trial Bids
125(1)
Slam-Asking Bids
126(3)
Negative Free Bids
129(1)
Roman Jump-Overcalls
130(5)
Extended Uses For Lebensohl
135(2)
10 Conventions In Card Play
Leading Thirds And Fifths
137(3)
Underloading Honours (Rusinow Leads)
140(2)
Upside Down Signals (Or Reverse Signals)
142(2)
11 And The Beat Goes On...
Forcing Minor Suit Raises
144(1)
Bergen Raises
145(1)
Fit-Showing Jumps
146(1)
Fit-Showing Jump-Shifts
146(1)
More On Mini-Splinters
147(1)
Major-Over-Major As A Game-Force In Stayman Auctions
148(1)
Power 2♣ And 2♦ Responses To A Major Suit Opening
149(1)
Multi-Cues
150(1)
Lackwood (Or Voidwood Or Exclusion Blackwood)
151(1)
Kickback
152(1)
Relays Over Weak Twos
153(3)
SOAP --- System Over Artificial Pre-emption
156(1)
Another Defence Against Crash Or RCO Openings
157(1)
Defence Against Natural Weak Two-Suiters
157(1)
The 2NT Opening For The Minors
158(1)
The 24♣ Or 2♦
Opening Showing Both Majors
158(1)
Extended Defence To Natural Weak Twos
158(1)
Takeout Doubles Over Pre-empts At The Four-level
159(1)
Defences Against Their 1NT Opening
159(1)
Bergen
159(1)
Pottage
159(1)
Trash
159(1)
12 Modern Times
Banzai Points
160(1)
Splinters After A 1NT Opening
161(1)
Submarine Splinters After A 1NT Opening
162(1)
Wrinkles After South African Texas
163(1)
More On 5-Card Major Stayman After 1NT
163(1)
More On Bidding After A 2NT Opening
164(2)
X-Y-Z
166(1)
Other Continuations After 1NT
167(1)
The 2NT Rebid After 1NT
168(1)
Going Further With X-Y-Z
168(1)
Transfers After 1♣
169(3)
One-Level Competition And Transfers
172(1)
Transfer Rebids After 1X: 1Y, 2NT
173(2)
Transfer Responses And 1X: 1Y, 2NT
175(1)
Opening Bids And Transfers
176(1)
2-Over-1 Game-Force
176(1)
1♥ / 1♠: Multi-2♣ Response
177(1)
1♥: 2♣/2♦ And 1♠: 2♣/2♦ Artificial
178(2)
Gazzilli
180(1)
More On 1♥: 2NT/1♠: 2NT Jacoby
181(1)
More On Splinters
182(1)
More On 2-Level Openings
183(4)
A Different 2♦ Opening
187(2)
New Ideas In The Slam Zone
189(1)
The Kabel 3NT Opening: A New Version
190(1)
Another Defence To A 1NT Opening
191(1)
Another Version Of Specific Two-Suiters
191(1)
Index 192
Ron Klinger is a leading international bridge teacher and has represented Australia in over 20 world championships since 1976. An Australian Grand Master and a World Bridge Federation International Master, he has written over 60 books, some of which have been translated into Bulgarian, Chinese, Danish, French, Hebrew and Icelandic. Two of his titles - Guide to Better Card Play and Right Through the Pack Again - won Book of the Year awards. He has created many new bridge ideas and devised a number of conventions. He lives in NSW, Australia, and has written a daily bridge column in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald for over 15 years.