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Intermediate - competitive players moving up. Intermediate players
have been playing Bridge for some time, perhaps having read a few Bridge
books, read newspaper columns, or have used a teacher to improve their
skills. Intermediates who play
Duplicate Bridge are at or
near the Life Master category.
Understanding the Bridge
Environmental Factors
Hand evaluation: Law of Total Tricks,
Losing Trick Count
Conventions to handle many everyday situations
Declarer techniques - take playing
tricks with thought and tools
Defender techniques - more on leads, signals, and strategies
Laws you should know: common infractions
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Advanced - For Duplicate
tournament-level and serious money Rubber Bridge players. Players at
this level really know their stuff. The Advanced player seeks new
methods to further improve bidding accuracy, handle difficult bidding
scenarios, and looks for new ways to squeeze out additional tricks.
Conventions to handle most every situation
Difficult play scenarios for the
declarer and defender
Count, Count, Count - points, honors and intermediates, suits
Make the Laws your friend
Understanding your partner
Having fun with Bridge jargon
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