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Card Play Made Easy 1: Safety Plays & Endplays (v. 1)

Card Play Made Easy 1: Safety Plays & Endplays (v. 1)
By Ron Klinger, Andrew Kambites

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Introductory title in a series covering all aspects of card play. It provides a guide to safey plays and endplays, and is divided into short sections dealing with specific points, followed by a self-teaching quiz, all designed to increase the player's knowledge and confidence.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #561274 in Books
  • Published on: 1997-08
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 96 pages

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About the Author
Andrew Kambites is a leading English bridge teacher and author and lives in Stroud, Gloucestershire. Ron Klinger is probably the world's leading bridge author and teacher with more than fifty books to his credit. He is also an Australian Grand Master and a World Bridge Federation International Master.


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Very good, not quite as good as the other books in the series4
The four volume set Card Play Made Easy offers clear and concise coverage of fundamental declarer play. The subject matter in this book was simpler than in the others. If you are below Intermedaite Play you may find it more valuable than I did, though I still thought it good.


What I like about this series is the instruction is clear and short, with a number of double dummy examples. Then the reader is presented with a number of problems, with answers on the next page. The problems are well selected, and while not very hard, they also explain corrcet play in all aspects. So before resorting to a finesse, try cashing some other suit, in case a miracle occurs (QJ drop doubleton when opponents hold 5 cards)


The chapter on Match Point play excellent, clear, concise, and not simplistic. It was unexpected, since this is a book on card play technique, and MP technique is more advanced. MP technique is not simply take a risk and play for the most tricks, it involves analysing your contract and what will happen at other tables.