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Bridge Bidding and Carding Strategies: Instilling logic into a labyrinth of methods - Paperback

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by John Loney (Author)

This book is a compilation of the most useful conventions and treatments from experts over many decades, with logical alternative solutions to the more ambiguous popular methods. Losing-trick count underlies nearly all bidding decisions. Defensive carding strategies, odd-even discards, effective leads, and deceptive techniques are presented, as well.

Author Biography

During his college days, Mr. Loney met two presidents while a student intern in the nation's capital, and he played the cello in the Richmond Symphony Orchestra. He subsequently served three tours of duty in coastal South Vietnam as a boat group commander while attached to a U. S. Naval amphibious ship. Mr. Loney's introduction to duplicate bridge involved a shocking spousal altercation, while playing with his grandmother! In recent years, he published articles in the Bridge Bulletin. After a career in commercial real estate appraisal and sales, he retired to Laguna Woods Village, where he balances bridge with golf, dancing, and concerts.

Number of Pages: 250
Dimensions: 0.53 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: September 25, 2014
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