110 hands to practice responder's rebid. Each section includes an analysis of what has opener told you, to ensure users fully understand the auction progression prior to responder's rebid. An excellent review of workbooks one through four

Learn how to make it tough for your opponents to find their best fits when you hold long suits with weak hands.

One of the most useful bids in bridge, cuebidding in competitive auctions will give you that winning edge.

Inverted Minor Raises, a valuable competitive bidding concept, allow responder to accelerate auctions when holding five or more trumps and a weak hand.

Opening bids allowing you the luxury of showing a good six-card suit, but a weak hand are invaluable in modern bridge.

Invented by Eric Rodwell, Serious 3NT is a valuable tool in exploring for slam. Every 2/1 Game Force partnership should adopt this convention today

One of the most useful conventions in bridge, Splinter Bids help you find those elusive slams.

A major suit raise structure designed around the advantages that can be realized when assured that responder has a four-card or longer raise in your major suit.

A method to refine your slam bidding, Key Card allows you to guarantee the quality of your trump suit before you commit to slam and the Specific King feature helps you find those grand slams you might otherwise find impossible to bid. A must for tournament players.

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A convention used to allow opener to open light in third and fourth chair with safety.

120 hands to practice opener's rebid after responder has made a forcing, unlimited response. Divided into two sections - when opener has a fit with responder and when he does not. Focuses primarily on auctions at or below game.

A convention designed to help your partnership reach those borderline games which succeed when you have well fitting hands.