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Hello Josee ,
My next online lesson is just around the corner, and it will be the last one until the Fall. So you don't want to miss it!
It is on Wednesday, June 15th from 4 pm to 5:45pm ET. The topic is Ducking by Declarer in Suit contracts.
During this live lesson, we will play together 12 selected hands from prolific writer and accomplished bridge player Eddie Kantar. You can watch this short video from the last newsletter and have a quick preview: https://youtu.be/kqiBuPSr0s4
You know that, most of the time, the fate of the hand is determined by how you play to the first trick. That's why many contracts can be won or lost because of that first trick.
Some of the things that you will learn :
- There's one outstanding difference with ducking plays in suit contracts, you need to know exactly when trumps must be drawn (and what happens if you don't do it!).
- What are the 3 main reasons for making a ducking play in a suit contract.
- Why some hands can be made if you duck the first trick and win the second, while strangely enough, the contract cannot be made if you win the first trick.
And much, much more! We'll play each hand twice. One without ducking, and again, the same hand ducking. Then you can easily see what happens in each case.
The lesson will be recorded and a handout of all the hands including commentary from Eddie Kantar will be sent to you. So if you cannot attend live at 4 pm on Wednesday June 15th, you can still reap the benefits of the lesson by registering.
This is an awesome opportunity to get moving towards better declarer play.
The cost of the lesson is only $25, payable by etransfer to my email address or a cheque mailed to 1717 Avenue Road, Suite 418, Toronto, ON, M5M0A2 or by PayPal here: bit.ly/JoseePaypal
Register by emailing me at [email protected]
Looking forward to welcoming you into the lesson. See you on June 15th!
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