Bridge:What Should Have Happened Book with accompanying Arrow Packs
Using the ‘What Should Have Happened’ Book and Arrow Packs together, will improve your knowledge and understanding of Bridge, whilst having fun. The ideal learning experience.
These decks of cards allows you to play 48 Carefully selected deals from Andrew's book Bridge What Should Have Happened.
To generate the first deal, the dealer follows the top left arrow on the back of each card; the card is given to the player to whom the arrow points. For subsequent deals follow another set of arrows, rotating the dealer.
As ever the dealer is first to call. Bid and play out the deal, then look at the corresponding deal number in the book. Did you avoid the "Common Mistake"?
Using the ‘What Should Have Happened’ Book and Arrow Packs together, will improve your knowledge and understanding of Bridge, whilst having fun. The ideal learning experience.
These decks of cards allows you to play 48 Carefully selected deals from Andrew's book Bridge What Should Have Happened.
To generate the first deal, the dealer follows the top left arrow on the back of each card; the card is given to the player to whom the arrow points. For subsequent deals follow another set of arrows, rotating the dealer.
As ever the dealer is first to call. Bid and play out the deal, then look at the corresponding deal number in the book. Did you avoid the "Common Mistake"?
Using the ‘What Should Have Happened’ Book and Arrow Packs together, will improve your knowledge and understanding of Bridge, whilst having fun. The ideal learning experience.
These decks of cards allows you to play 48 Carefully selected deals from Andrew's book Bridge What Should Have Happened.
To generate the first deal, the dealer follows the top left arrow on the back of each card; the card is given to the player to whom the arrow points. For subsequent deals follow another set of arrows, rotating the dealer.
As ever the dealer is first to call. Bid and play out the deal, then look at the corresponding deal number in the book. Did you avoid the "Common Mistake"?
