Playing to Win at Bridge is an essential collection of practical bridge problems designed to hone your decision-making at the table. Moving away from esoteric theories and rare squeeze plays, this book presents common, real-life scenarios that players encounter during rubber and tournament games. Author Ron Klinger, an internationally recognised Grand Master and expert teacher, provides hands that challenge you to plan your play or defence after viewing the bidding and early tricks.
Unlike typical textbooks that isolate specific themes, this volume simulates the unpredictable nature of actual play, where you must discern relevant information from the surrounding noise. With problems categorised by difficulty—ranging from elementary to advanced—the book helps you build an immense storehouse of experience. By studying these everyday situations, you will improve your ability to recognise critical moments before they pass. Praised as one of the finest quiz books ever published, it is the perfect resource for any player looking to sharpen their logical reasoning, improve their tactical skills, and ultimately gain the confidence to win at the bridge table.
