At long last (for now at least), this will end our series on\nOpening leads as we complete our series on opening leads versus Suit Contracts.<\/p>\n
And yes, our \u201cCIA\u201d (Counting, Inferences and Analysis)\njudgment is still very much “the game” as we consider making an\nActive or a Passive lead. So one more time, let\u2019s try our hand playing Bridge\nhands at\u00a0BridgeHands<\/span><\/b><\/em>\u2026<\/p>\n Part 1 \u2013 warmup drills, chalk talk and Hand 1 \u2013 36 minutes<\/a> Part 3 \u2013 Hands 4-8, more bidding\/play scenarios \u2013 44 minutes<\/a><\/p>\nAs always, we here at\u00a0BridgeHands <\/b><\/em>have Bridge hands\ncomplete with narration and animated card play for everyone (regardless of who is the declarer and defender). Our emphasis is to get inside the minds of the \u201cBig Why,\u201d the rationale behind everyone\u2019s bid or play, including an analysis on hand evaluation, bidding and animated card play.\n\n\n\nAs a Premium and ULTRA member, you are welcome to enjoy the entire\nthree-part lesson segments with lots of hands, plus an opportunity to view\nfuture shows during your membership subscription period. \u00a0 And as always,\nbe sure to check out the hundreds of hours of videos in our archive that is\ngrowing by leaps and bounds, by clicking \u201cIndex to Videos\u201d on the navigation above or simply click this link.\n\n\n Bridge Teachers \u2013 you may download your personal copy of our\ncopyrighted video lesson here:<\/p>\n Advanced Lesson 28 \u2013 Part 1<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPart 2 \u2013 Hands 2 \u2013 3 (multiple variations), <\/a>37 minutes<\/a><\/p>\n