g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 1 Some of my favorites are:
* Bridge with blue team (Forquet)
* How to read your opponent's card? (Mike Lawrence)
* How to play combination? (Mike Lawrence)
* Win Bermuda with me (Meckstroth)
* Commonsense Bidding (Bill Root)
If you see some book as good as these, can you name it? | x***e
发帖数: 2449 | 2
The first one the my favorate.
To me, it is the best, hehe.
【在 g**********y 的大作中提到】
: Some of my favorites are:
: * Bridge with blue team (Forquet)
: * How to read your opponent's card? (Mike Lawrence)
: * How to play combination? (Mike Lawrence)
: * Win Bermuda with me (Meckstroth)
: * Commonsense Bidding (Bill Root)
: If you see some book as good as these, can you name it?
| c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 3 All Terence Reese's books are good.
All Mike Lawrence's books are good.
All Hugh Kelsey's books are good.
I also like David Bird's bridge stories.
For Reese's books, I like "play these hands with me" best.
For Mike Lawrence's, I like "complete books on overcall", "complete books
on balancing", "play bridge with Mike Lawrence", "play a swiss team with
Mike Lawrence", "dynamic defense".
For Kelsey's, I like "logical bridge" best.
For competitive bidding, I like Marshall Miles's
competitive bidding
【在 g**********y 的大作中提到】
: Some of my favorites are:
: * Bridge with blue team (Forquet)
: * How to read your opponent's card? (Mike Lawrence)
: * How to play combination? (Mike Lawrence)
: * Win Bermuda with me (Meckstroth)
: * Commonsense Bidding (Bill Root)
: If you see some book as good as these, can you name it?
| g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 4 Thanks for the info! I just ordered Mike Lawrence's overcall/balancing/play
bridge with/dynamic defense. I like Mike Lawrence, he has a knack to show the
logic instead of just telling the solution.
For that reason, I don't like David Bird's "Famous ..." series, it just
collect a lot of fabulous hands/bidding, I don't learn much from that. Abbot's
stories go to that category too, just for fun, not for improving.
I like Kelsey a lot. Especially his 4 small books, those problems are well
designed.
【在 c****u 的大作中提到】
: All Terence Reese's books are good.
: All Mike Lawrence's books are good.
: All Hugh Kelsey's books are good.
: I also like David Bird's bridge stories.
: For Reese's books, I like "play these hands with me" best.
: For Mike Lawrence's, I like "complete books on overcall", "complete books
: on balancing", "play bridge with Mike Lawrence", "play a swiss team with
: Mike Lawrence", "dynamic defense".
: For Kelsey's, I like "logical bridge" best.
: For competitive bidding, I like Marshall Miles's
| a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 5 Fair play or Foul, By a Australia woman player, Cathy Chua.
It says that you may have totally a different view about what game bridge is
after reading it. hehe.
All-time classic,
winning bridge in five weeks, Alfred Sheinwold.
Card play technique, Victor Mollo.
if you want to some more advanced book, go search those written by
Reese and/or Kelsey. too many goodies, don't have time to count it.
There's a new book "How the expert win at bridge" by the Hall couple.
it really delivers.
I like Hugh
【在 g**********y 的大作中提到】
: Some of my favorites are:
: * Bridge with blue team (Forquet)
: * How to read your opponent's card? (Mike Lawrence)
: * How to play combination? (Mike Lawrence)
: * Win Bermuda with me (Meckstroth)
: * Commonsense Bidding (Bill Root)
: If you see some book as good as these, can you name it?
| g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 6 That's good recommendation. I like Kelsey's book too. His problems are well
designed. If do it, every time I learn something. If just read answer, I still
enjoy the logic.
I have "To bid or not bid", it is good, but after reading the law, I never
have patience to finish detail discussions. Probably that's the line between
fan and super-fan/professional :-)
Thanks for all you guys' suggestion.
【在 a*******s 的大作中提到】
: Fair play or Foul, By a Australia woman player, Cathy Chua.
: It says that you may have totally a different view about what game bridge is
: after reading it. hehe.
: All-time classic,
: winning bridge in five weeks, Alfred Sheinwold.
: Card play technique, Victor Mollo.
: if you want to some more advanced book, go search those written by
: Reese and/or Kelsey. too many goodies, don't have time to count it.
: There's a new book "How the expert win at bridge" by the Hall couple.
: it really delivers.
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