Secrets of Expert Defence

“Secrets of Expert Defence” by David Bird, published by Batsford in 1999, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the intricacies of defensive strategy in bridge. With 144 pages, this edition presents over 100 hands from international play, showcasing essential techniques and insights that are crucial for players looking to enhance their game. Written in English, the book offers a blend of high-quality content and engaging writing, making it a valuable resource for both novice and experienced bridge enthusiasts.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of defensive strategies, supported by practical examples from real-world play. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding various aspects of the game, including the nuances of card play and the strategic decisions that can influence outcomes. Covering topics related to games and activities, particularly in chess and bridge, “Secrets of Expert Defence” serves as a practical reference for those interested in improving their skills in these classic card games.
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More than 100 hands from international play illustrate every important aspect of defensive strategy. This is high quality, entertaining bridge writing at its best, from the best.
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