Lessons are all Intermediate Level — recently updated and reformated. There are 5 Lesson Books and all together 72 lessons. The newest expanded lessons 65-72 can be used by teachers and pupils alike. You can order any or all of the Lesson Books, or any of the individual lessons by themselves. Autographed and/or inscribed upon request.

All 5 LESSON BOOKS

Contains lessons 1 - 72

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LESSON BOOK I

Contains lessons 1 - 20

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LESSON BOOK II

Contains lessons 21 - 35

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LESSON BOOK III

Contains lessons 36 - 48

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LESSON BOOK IV

Contains lessons 49 -64

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Raising With Four Card Support Plus Splinter Jumps

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LESSON BOOK V

Contains lessons 65 -72

The following recently developed eight topics can be used by teacher and pupil alike. I use these lessons successfully when I teach. There is enough material in each lesson that the teacher will have example hands for anywhere between two to four class periods. Each lesson has an introduction and the example hands are set up so that South is not always declarer, making the teacher's job a 'bit' easier. I have tried to even up the number of hands played in each direction. Each hand includes bidding, play and defensive commentary.

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How to Use the Bidding to Guide You in the Play and Defense

These example hands are designed to show the reader how important it is to listen and absorb the bidding. Many errors can be avoided by paying attention to what is going on. [21 pages, 20 example hands]

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How to Figure Out the Missing Cards in the Closed Hands — Who's Got What?

This lesson shows how the opening leader can often figure out what partner and declarer have from just from seeing their play to the first trick. This refers to knowing every missing card in the suit from the play of just one trick! It's magic once you get the knack.
[14 pages, 19 examples]

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Modern Uses of the Redouble

This lesson will give you a good foundation for using the redouble properly in its many forms. [19 pages, 15 hands]

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How the Type of Dummy Guides Your Defense

This is a necessary lesson for anyone who wants to seriously learn how to defend a bridge hand. Some of the material from this lesson can be found in Lesson 52 from Kantar Lesson Book IV. This version is expanded with many more examples. [22 pages, 20 hands]

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Two Suited Cuebids and Unusual Notrump Overcalls

This is an important topic showing you how to compete with with a two-suited hand using but one bid. This lesson comes with five pages of introduction, plus examples to further consolidate the subject.
[20 pages, 15 example hands]

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How to Play the Contract as Safely as Possible, Being Aware of What Can Go Wrong    (And doing something about It, particularly when the contract looks good — almost too good to be true)

A strong declarer must realize there are times to risk a contract for overtricks and there are times where just making the contract is the bottom line. This lesson gives you the ins and outs of both approaches. It also brings up the topic of Safety Plays. [21 pages, 20 example hands]

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Card Combinations to Be Familiar With

It is almost impossible for a player who is familiar with the common card combinations to be a losing player. This lesson deals with many of these combinations that you really should know. The topic is also covered in Lesson 27 in Kantar Lesson Book II, but many more example hands here. [ 25 pages, 20 examples]

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Bidding and Lead Inferences that the Declarer Can Make

This lesson shows you how, as declarer, you can use their bidding, (what they bid and what they don't bid), and their leads, (what they lead and what they don't lead), to get a handle on their hands and at times play as if using mirrors. [11 pages, 5 example hands]

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