East Wins By Knowing How To Break Bridge Rules
Alfred Sheinwold explores how expert play in bridge can exceed standard rules. The piece analyzes a specific deal where the East hand must decide between a conventional line and a deceptive switch, illustrating why a truly skilled player may break rules for strategic gain. A daily question and answer about a spade bid concludes with a lesson on why a strong heart values cautious overcalls, and invites readers to obtain a pocket guide to bridge.
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