OLB Landing Set 1 - 394

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Opening Lead Basics: Card Combinations (set 1 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Card Combinations
Leading the proper card from your holding is important because it gives part a chance to work out what is going on and may allow them to find the proper way to defend the hand. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 394.

OLB Landing Set 2 - 395

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Opening Lead Basics: Rule of 11 (set 2 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Rule of 11
When partner leads "4th best", we have a tool to help us visualize the layout of the suit around the table (and determining if Declarer has any higher cards). Here we look at how to make use of this Rule of 11. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 395.

OLB Landing Set 3 - 396

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Opening Lead Basics: Leads in Partner’s Suit (set 3 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Leads in Partner’s Suit
When partner bids a suit then they often expect us to lead it (and it is often a good lead). Since this is something we are going to be doing often then it is important for us to have good agreements in these situation. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 396.

OLB Landing Set 4 - 397

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Opening Lead Basics: When to Lead Partner’s Suit (set 4 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: When to Lead Partner’s Suit
When partner bids a suit it is common for us to lead that suit. Here we look at times when we may choose to lead partner's suit and when we may choose to lead something else. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 397.

OLB Landing Set 5 - 398

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Opening Lead Basics: Power Leads (set 5 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Power Leads
There are some holdings where partner has to make an unusual lead (and it may be difficult for you to work out exactly what they are doing). Here we look at how your agreements can help you best defend in these situations. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 398.

OLB Landing Set 6 - 399

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Opening Lead Basics: A/Q Attitude, K Count (set 6 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: A/Q Attitude, K Count
It is important to get the right information from partner to help you solve your problems on defense. Here we look at how our opening lead agreements on signaling can help. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 399.

OLB Landing Set 7 - 400

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Opening Lead Basics: Rule of 10/12 (set 7 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Rule of 10/12
Some partnership choose to play 3rd and 5th best leads, especially against suit contracts. Here we look at how to deal with these methods. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 400.

OLB Landing Set 8 - 401

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Opening Lead Basics: Interpreting Partner’s Card (set 8 of 8)

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Opening Lead Basics: Interpreting Partner’s Card
One of the challenges to playing 3rd hand, especially to trick 1, is trying to understand your partner's holding for their opening lead. Here we look at how to interpret their card on opening lead. You (and your partners) can sign up for Robert Todd's This Week in Bridge (TWiB) lesson emails for free at https://www.advinbridge.com/twib-signup This set accompanies TWiB 401.