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Ever wondered what the difference was between scoring with matchpoints (pairs) and scoring with imps (teams)? Well this video
In this video lesson we learn about the convention known as 'Asptro'. This is used after an opening of
When your side makes a takeout double in the bidding, it is important to know how to respond. In
Whenever you open 1NT you are always susceptible to the opponents doubling you for penalties. This is especially true
In this lesson we take a look at the situation where you choose to pass your partner's takeout double.
This video lesson looks at the card play technique known as a 'loser on loser' play. The basic premise
In this lesson we look at the situations where a bid could be construed as 'asking for a stopper'.
In this video we take a look at a bidding agreement known as 'Trial Bids'. These are used when
This lesson tackles the difficult subject of how to respond to your partner's overcall. Raising their suit directly is
A 'dummy reversal' is a playing technique that declarer can use. Whilst it seems rather complex on first view,
Bidding slams can often be a tricky task and this video lesson takes a look at the 2 most
Bidding 4NT to look for a slam is something we learn about fairly early on, but the original version
This video details the convention known as minor suit transfers, sometimes known as full transfers. The idea here is
Cue bidding is a name for when you bid the opponents' suit. A cue bid is always a forcing
By playing Stayman and Transfers, we already play some fairly sophisticated things over our 1NT openers (and overcalls), but
This video is on another 'magic rule' in bridge. The rule of 7 refers to the art of ducking
This lesson sees us take a look at the takeout double, and focuses on how to respond to these
This lesson is on the subject of defending against an opening bid of 1NT from the opponents. We learn
This intermediates lesson sees us learn about the convention known as 'fourth suit forcing', sometimes simply referred to as
This video lesson is on the topic of suit preference signals, which are used as a signalling method to
This video is on the subject of a special version of Stayman known as 'Checkback'. This conventional bid is
Jacoby 2NT is a conventional agreement for the opening side. It is named as such after Oswald Jacoby, a
In this lesson we learn about defence, and more specifically what you should be thinking about as a defender.
In this video lesson we take a look at a specific kind of takeout double - one made by
In this video we learn about when and why to bid 3NT as your opening bid (!) or infrequently
Here we take a look at those awkward hands that are not quite balanced but are not truly unbalanced
The 'ruffing finesse' is a card play technique that looks to generate extra tricks by using the threat of
In this lesson we take a look at the various different ways that you can support your partner's overcall.
In this video lesson we learn about the declarer playing technique known as 'the cross ruff'. This is used
In this video we discover when and why you might lead a trump as a defender. In particular we