It is always great feeling to make a succesful squeeze. To make it in the defensive line, it comes very rarely, and funny way most of the times against a 1 NT contract. Just like it happened some days ago. …
A Double Dummy Problem: How should we make the 6H Contract:
This hand was played at a cross IMP championship, and failed. Still we can find a beautiful solution to make. Do you have a plan?…
The Solution Of The Double Dummy Problem: How should we make the 6H Contract:
The solution is a grand coup, a rarely and nice endplay. Let's see, how should we do that.…
A Classic 4 Heart Contract With 4-3 Fit
Spending a lot of time with different (not too serious) health problems, I had to keep pause writing bridge articles. Now I am back, and I played some interesting hands, that are worth to analize. One of the most interestings …
A Double Dummy Slam Contract Problem
We played a beautiful slam hand, where every one failed, who got spade lead. Anyway, the contract was makeable. Can you find the way?…
The Solution Of The Double Dummy Slam Contract Problem
I hope, you have found the way to do it. Please don't forget, that the players who failed the contract, had a simpler way to do it just they failed because of the bad distribution. Let's see the things about …
VS How Should We Show Extra + Fit To A Jacoby Transfer
The old fashion players are normally showing 3 trumps with supermaximum, using 2NT rebid as opener to a Jacoby transfer, and they bid their useful doubleton if they have 4 trumps with supermaximum.
Their jump exception showes 4 card fit …
Great Fight for A Four Spade Contract
We played this hand at the teams championship with Eva Csiby. Although we were on defense, this hand gave us excellent joy. Let's see, what had happened?…
The Solution Of The Four Spades Declarer Play Problem
As almost all the great solutions, this one is also very simple, if it comes into our mind.
Let's see, how could South win the contract:…
A Hand History In Memorial Of My Father
I like playing with my nephew Attila Vikor, because he became a great and fair player and we are doing pretty well most of the times. We played the G-20 Tournament in Budapest together. G-20 means, that one player must …
A Special Defensive Double Dummy Problem From Mautern
I played with Eva Csiby, a client of mine in Mautern. Thanks for the big help of fortune, the lot of trainings, and the constant, sharp play, we won the tournament, the largest tournament in Middle-Europe. It would be normal …
The Solution Of The Defensive DoubleDummy Problem From Mautern
I had a real problem, when I had to decide, that it should be a 26 cards problem, where only West's and North's hands are visible, or a double dummy problem, when I started writing tis article. I made my …
The VS Peferred Honors Asking Relay In Practice
This article will be published together with the "VS Peferred Honors Asking Relay" article in the expert area. We played this hand with a student of mine. Eva Csiby did a nice job in this hand, playing live high level …
VS for Asking Preferred Honors Via Grand Slam
This solution I invented for grand slam bidding sequences, hanging on the method, that after discovering our strength and keycards, we can discover special, preferred honors in partner's hand, which have main importance not only via grand slam, but also …
Opener’s Options When 1NT Is Doubled in the 4th Position
Being a 1NT opener what do you do when they double you in 4th position? Just blindly pass, and leave it to your partner? Maybe you bid a good 5-card suit? Or you just redouble when you have doubts? How …
A Wonderful 3NT Declarer Play Problem
We played this hand With Feri Zöld, my regular partner, against Jimmy Cayne and Dano Defalco. Feri played this hand wonderfully, I still decided to show this hand as a problem, because it worth wasting time to solve it. Let's …
A Nice Defence From Mautern, Austria
We played this hand against Nanev-Danailov, national players of Bulgaria, my partner was G. Marjai from Hungary. We had a great run, and we won also in this match, thanks for the solid performance of the team. At the end …
A Little Bit Of Everything
My nephew, Attila Vikor was the declarer player in a BBO team match. Although the bidding was a little bit extravagant, the declarer play contented two beautiful steps, an end-play and a Guilmard Coup.…
VS for the 4NT Quantitative
The 4NT quantitative slam invitation bid is something every bridge player uses, but it's important to clear up a few things about this convention. Usually when the 3NT would have been a natural sign-off, the 4NT is a natural, non-forcing …
VS for “When our cuebid in competition is doubled”
It happens very often, that we are strong in a competing situation, and we get doubled after our forcing cuebid or 4th suit forcing bid.
In order to function efficiently, a good partnership should be on common grounds in this …
Lavinthal Convention
If we think that partner has led a singleton and we gain the lead, then we return the suit to give him a ruff (providing he has trumps, i.e. not after trumps were drawn), partner's next problem is going to …
Lebensohl and Its Variations
The Lebensohl Fast or Slow convention can be extremely useful in competitive situations, especially where the game contract is still available.…