Duplicate bridge is a different game. It's true that you can get by
if you play exactly the same way as you would in a home social game
or a team match. Duplicate pairs is a highly competitive game,
though, and few contestants are happy just to 'get by'. They want
to win - not just once in a while but regularly! To be successful
at duplicate pairs, you must adjust your bidding. You must know
when to compete vigorously, taking a risk in doing so. You must
also know when it is right to bid conservatively. You have to
understand which contract to choose in various situations. In the
play and defence you meet similar dilemmas. Should you risk the
contract for a lucrative overtrick? Should you risk giving away an
extra trick in defence, hoping that you can beat the contract? This
is a book that every novice bridge player needs to read before that
first pairs game at their local club.
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