Bridge for Beginners

A Step-by-Step Guide to Bidding, Play, Scoring, Conventions, and Strategies to Win: How to Play Contract Bridge

De: Game Nest

Narrado por: Josh Spencer

Want to learn Bridge? Bridge is not only one of the most popular card games in the world, but is a mental sport. Bridge teaches you logic, reasoning, risk taking, patience, concentration, and so much more. Even successful entrepreneurs such as Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are both accomplished Bridge players. However, Bridge is also a game that can be learned by anyone.

If you begin with a basic understanding of the game as presented in this book, and get lots of practice and experience, you will learn how to outsmart your opponents in no time.

Features:

• Tried-and-true tips and strategies to learn Bridge
• Beginner friendly
• Get a thorough explanation of the basics (no experience needed!)
• Key concepts such as basic and advanced bidding techniques, and defensive play
• Confidently play in clubs and tournaments

If you’re ready to take your skills to the next level, this is the book for you!

©2020 Game Nest (P)2020 Game Nest

Boring and predictable

I used it to help me get to sleep because it was so humdrum. Won’t be getting any more in this series.

I already feel better!

Don't hold on some conventional and old stories. Don't follow them blindly rather keep yourself motivated, move forward and make your own story of life by your own pen.

confusing but very very interesting

This book has to be one of the most interesting books I had. It is hard to comprehend at first but it starts to open up after the 2nd and 3rd time around. I own lots of book about different religions and beliefs but I must say this is new to me. Confusing but very interesting

Invisible Bridge

Excellent. First half seems a bit lengthy at the time and upon review but it is an excellent and chilling view of what people lived through at the time. Fascinating and gripping.

Excellent story - improvable on narration

This book ranks amongst the best I have read or listened to so far. Unfortunately it is almost spoiled by the incapability of the narrator to correctly pronounce as much as one single hungarian or french name or phrase and the author uses quiet a few of them. This does bother me as I am capable of both languages but might not affect listeners who don`t speak the languages. However, the book itself - the story, the characters ... amazing read.