The author, one of England's great bridge players, plays to win-and shows how the average player loses because he fails to...

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WHY YOU LOSE AT BRIDGE

The author, one of England's great bridge players, plays to win-and shows how the average player loses because he fails to evaluate his hand, or play it for all its worth. Here, with actual hands in illustration, are many of the common mistakes, and in the second part the psychology of the game is probed, the temperamental factors to be reckoned with in your partner-or opponents. Light, amusing commentary and counsel on a game-taken very seriously by most.

Pub Date: June 17, 1946

ISBN: 1406793523

Page Count: -

Publisher: Simon & Schuster

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 1, 1946

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