This little word is vital in every bridge player’s lexicon in it’s entirety, and especially important is the final syllable- TRY.
A clear understanding of this topic should be one of the top priorities of every bridge player. When the dummy comes down, both the declarer and the defenders should be thinking about entries. Declarer is planning the transportation between the hands while the defenders are thinking of how to destroy the communication by removing the entries.
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Dr James Marsh Sternberg is a radiologist in Palm Beach Gardens Florida & Professor of Radiology at two northern universities. He currently teaches bridge in Florida. He has won several North American National Championships and has written extensively for many bridge publications. He is also the author of “Trump Suit Headaches”, “Playing to Trick One”, “Finesses, Only a Last Resort”, “Blocking and Unblocking” and “Second Hand High, Third Hand Not So High.”
Dr J” lives in Palm Beach Gardens with Vickie Bader. He can be reached at [email protected].
Danny Kleinman is a world class bridge player, backgammon expert, author, and teacher. He has improved the game for an innumerable number of students and authored more bridge and backgammon books than could be listed here. He prides himself however, mainly as a song writer. Danny Kleinman lives and in Los Angeles. He can be reached at dannyk13 @ ca.rr.com
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