Master the art of playing a bridge hand. (Or at least give it a try!)

This workshop is intended for experienced tournament players, generally of at least Life Master level (though LM status is not required). The first session will introduce various common squeeze techniques, and reinforce them through the play of practice deals. The second session will consist primarily of more practice deals, on which various advanced bidding concepts will also be explored.

When is 4NT Quantitative?
How can my partner and I get more value out of the conventions we are already playing?
Should I bid RKCB, cuebid a control, or neither?
How can I go beyond counting points, and start thinking about slam bidding like a pro?
This course will answer the above questions and more!

Master the art of playing a bridge hand. (Or at least give it a try!)

When is 4NT Quantitative?
How can my partner and I get more value out of the conventions we are already playing?
Should I bid RKCB, cuebid a control, or neither?
How can I go beyond counting points, and start thinking about slam bidding like a pro?
This course will answer the above questions and more!

The opponents love to intrude after we open the bidding. This course discusses ways to overcome hurdles the opponents put in our way, and to penalize them when appropriate.

When is 4NT Quantitative?
How can my partner and I get more value out of the conventions we are already playing?
Should I bid RKCB, cuebid a control, or neither?
How can I go beyond counting points, and start thinking about slam bidding like a pro?
This course will answer the above questions and more!

Master the art of playing a bridge hand. (Or at least give it a try!)

When is 4NT Quantitative?
How can my partner and I get more value out of the conventions we are already playing?
Should I bid RKCB, cuebid a control, or neither?
How can I go beyond counting points, and start thinking about slam bidding like a pro?
This course will answer the above questions and more!

The opponents love to intrude after we open the bidding. This course discusses ways to overcome hurdles the opponents put in our way, and to penalize them when appropriate.

When is 4NT Quantitative?
How can my partner and I get more value out of the conventions we are already playing?
Should I bid RKCB, cuebid a control, or neither?
How can I go beyond counting points, and start thinking about slam bidding like a pro?
This course will answer the above questions and more!

Master the art of playing a bridge hand. (Or at least give it a try!)