Practice Makes Perfect

Name: Practice Makes Perfect
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Since its publication in 1999, the bridge text book 25 Bridge Conventions You Should Know has sold more than 300,000 copies in six languages. It has become a much-valued learning tool and reference for everyone from social players to those who regularly spend time at their local bridge club. A new edition in 2022 was thoroughly updated, while retaining the approach and features that made the original so popular. Every convention in the book was carefully revised to reflect the way it is used in the modern game. Three chapters (Landy, Grand Slam Force and Ogust responses to Weak Twos) were dropped completely in favour of Bergen Raises and the DONT and Meckwell defences to 1NT. This new edition of Practice Makes Perfect, a compendium of practice hands to help students understand and practice the conventions in the parent book, has been updated in similar fashion, to reflect the changes in 25 Conventions.

Author Biography:

Barbara Seagram is one of North America’s top bridge teachers, and is a popular speaker on cruise ships and at bridge events throughout the world. Marc Smith is a British bridge player, columnist and writer. He represented Great Britain as a junior, winning the 1985 European Union Junior Teams Championship and has a host of wins in national events. He reached the final of the World Mixed Pairs Championship playing with his wife, Charlotte. He is also a well-known author, a regular contributor to various magazines and a commentator on top bridge events. David Bird is the bridge correspondent for the Mail on Sunday and London Evening Standard and the author of more than 100 books on bridge, making him perhaps the most prolific bridge writer of all time. He lives in Eastleigh, Hampshire.

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September 30th, 2024

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