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Bidding with lousy hands
Never Say Die
Responder’s rebid after a 1NT response
Playing Bridge Detective
Bridge At First Sight
Day 5: Denmark Still Leads the Way
Round 12 The top three remain unchanged as Denmark, Norway and Israel all record comfortable victories. France defeats Ukraine by 17.09 VP and, for the…
The Finnish surprise
Three pairs events were on the program at the European Championships: Women’s, Senior, and Mixed. The finals were played over three sessions, with ten qualifiers…
DAY 4: Denmark holds off Norwegian title-holders
In Round 9, Denmark wins by the narrowest of margins against Iceland and stays in the driver’s seat of the championship…
Meet Team Latvia (Open)
Jérôme Rombaut meets the players from the Latvia Open Team, who made a flying start over the first two days before encountering difficulties on Day 3…
DAY 3: Denmark Reigns Supreme
In round 6, Denmark continues to lead the field, while Germany returns to the podium…
Goa to Host the 5th Asia Cup Bridge Championships in June
India will host the 5th Asia Cup Bridge Championships from 21 to 27 June 2026 at the Taj Cidade de Goa Horizon resort. The event…
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