Solid Suits is a trick taking technique where you can take all tricks without giving a single out to the opponents. Care must be taken to avoid blo...

Promotion is a trick taking technique in which you promote lower ranked cards in sequence by driving out the higher ranked cards with opponents. Yo...

While winning tricks with small cards was based on probability based on distribution of cards, Finesse is a trick taking technique based on the pos...

Trumps form an additional form of control – you can stop opponents from winning tricks by ruffing (discarding a designated suit as trump). The more...

This is the key section to win at Bridge. You need to plan how to make the contract and give yourself the best chance to make the contract. It lays...

Bidding is the language in which you communicate with your partner to exchange information on the strength and shape of your hand. There are define...

There is no point in playing any game if you are not conversant with the scoring. It is important to understand the scoring as it helps you take th...

Any conversation has to have a starting point. Every player bids in clockwise sequence and can choose to PASS (does not want to make a bid) or can ...

Bidding is a conversation which helps you decide whether you are in partial, game or slam zone. This module details all the responses when your par...

Apart from opening at 1 level in a suit contract, there are special opening bids with limited strength or extremely strong hands. The full bidding ...

After opener has opened 1 level suit opening and responder has responded, opener needs to now show his strength and shape. This is done by dividing...

Slam Bidding involves specialized techniques like cue bidding and key cards asking. While you may have the required strength to bid a slam, you nee...

Competitive bidding involves both sides bidding and competing to win the contract. Every bid must have a meaning and convey something new to partne...

What do you do when you have the strength but cannot do an overcall as it does not meet some of the requirements for an overcall. It introduces the...