Nothing Exemplifies the keen competitive spirit of tournament bridge better than the penalty double. Anytime a final contract is doubled, the stakes are raised - not just the score but the implied mano a mano challenge.
When you acquire a feel for opportunistic penalty doubles, you have added a potent weapon to your arsenal. Your courage to double feel and wisely will make you a respected and feared opponent. And if the opponents occasionally make a double contract against you, be consoled by what a mentor taught me: if they never make a doubled contract, you aren't doubling often enough.
Intermediate, advanced & tournament player
Paperback, 162 pages, 2008
Augie Boehm has been a columnist for the American Contract Bridge League's Bridge Bulletin and a staff writer for The Bridge World for over 20 years. His path to bridge expertise began in 1961, when he won the first junior National Championship in Washington D.C. Augie has taught bridge in and around New York City spanning four decades. He is the author of 10 books, including Bridge Smarts, winner of the American Bridge Teachers Association 2016 Book of the Year Award, and currently conducts bridge seminars worldwide.
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Nothing Exemplifies the keen competitive spirit of tournament bridge better than the penalty double. Anytime a final contract is doubled, the stakes are raised - not just the score but the implied mano a mano challenge.
When you acquire a feel for opportunistic penalty doubles, you have added a potent weapon to your arsenal. Your courage to double feel and wisely will make you a respected and feared opponent. And if the opponents occasionally make a double contract against you, be consoled by what a mentor taught me: if they never make a doubled contract, you aren't doubling often enough.
Intermediate, advanced & tournament player
Paperback, 162 pages, 2008
Augie Boehm has been a columnist for the American Contract Bridge League's Bridge Bulletin and a staff writer for The Bridge World for over 20 years. His path to bridge expertise began in 1961, when he won the first junior National Championship in Washington D.C. Augie has taught bridge in and around New York City spanning four decades. He is the author of 10 books, including Bridge Smarts, winner of the American Bridge Teachers Association 2016 Book of the Year Award, and currently conducts bridge seminars worldwide.
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