A play that becomes “obvious” as soon as you’ve thought of it. Hence no chance for all those who play too fast at T1 (with the possible exception of Zia Mahmood and a few others).
Regards,
Iain
bobbywolffJuly 2nd, 2024 at 11:15 pm
Hi Iain,
No doubt that totally winning plays are too often overlooked on the way to an apology, but
yes, the opposite is not always so gratifying to first the whole table, than especially to partner. Reason being is that once a bridge lover slows his play down, then still misses the winning play, then loses his excuse for doing so. Sort of meant to be funny, but in actuality
becomes blameworthy due to when slowing down and still not living up to expectations
adds fuel to the fire for replacement.
No doubt, winning bridge is the simple task of doing everything possible to do everything possible to understand simple arithmetic, stay concentrated, and prepare yourself for a
joy ride to accomplishment. At least this commercial may help, but an excellent memory for remembering specific cards is also necessary.
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Hi Bobby,
A play that becomes “obvious” as soon as you’ve thought of it. Hence no chance for all those who play too fast at T1 (with the possible exception of Zia Mahmood and a few others).
Regards,
Iain
Hi Iain,
No doubt that totally winning plays are too often overlooked on the way to an apology, but
yes, the opposite is not always so gratifying to first the whole table, than especially to partner. Reason being is that once a bridge lover slows his play down, then still misses the winning play, then loses his excuse for doing so. Sort of meant to be funny, but in actuality
becomes blameworthy due to when slowing down and still not living up to expectations
adds fuel to the fire for replacement.
No doubt, winning bridge is the simple task of doing everything possible to do everything possible to understand simple arithmetic, stay concentrated, and prepare yourself for a
joy ride to accomplishment. At least this commercial may help, but an excellent memory for remembering specific cards is also necessary.