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Larry Cohen shares one of his favorite teaching story deals.

“Short of peeking at the opponents’ hands, what are her options? Does she simply finesse, praying and guessing all the while? Does she recite the nursery rhyme “Eight ever, nine never!” in the hope that the ♣Q will drop? Nursery rhymes work for children, but not always at the bridge table!” Barbara Seagram treats us to a bridge lesson, detective style.

An article by Karen Walker, courtesy of KWBridge.com.
“One of the keys to becoming a good bridge player is to develop “card sense”, which is generally defined as an aptitude for card games. Many people will tell you that you have to be born with it, or that it must be acquired at an early age. But is it an inborn talent, or an ability that can be developed?”

A problem and solution presented by author and bridge expert Eddie Kantar.

An article by author and bridge guru Eddie Kantar, courtesy of KantarBridge.com.
“To be a good bridge player you must be technically sound — but you must be psychologically sound as well. The latter is known as ‘reading the position’, or knowing something the cards don’t actually tell you…”

This September Ray Lee caught up with Henry Meguid to talk about teaching and his recent win as the 2018 MPP ABTA Teacher of the Year!

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