Accurate Cardplay Part 4: Safety Plays

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By: Terence Reese & Roger Trézel

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Accurate Cardplay Part 4: Safety Plays In the 1970s, two of the best bridge writers of all time collaborated on a series of eight small books on a number of aspects of cardplay at bridge. These books have long been out of print, and are republished now in two combined volumes, edited and updated by BRIDGE magazine editor Mark Horton. This split ebook is a part of the complete volume Accurate Cardplay by Terence Reese and Roger Trézel. Split ebooks from the Cardplay books: Accurate Cardplay Part 1: Elimination Play Accurate Cardplay Part 2: When to Duck, When to Win Accurate Cardplay Part 3: Blocking and Unblocking Plays Accurate Cardplay Part 4: Safety Plays All parts are available in the complete volume Accurate Cardplay Imaginative Cardplay Part 1: Those Extra Chances Imaginative Cardplay Part 2: Master the Odds Imaginative Cardplay Part 3: Snares and Swindles Imaginative Cardplay Part 4: The Art of Defense All parts are available in the complete volume: Imaginative Cardplay

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Number of pages: 54
Language: English
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Terence Reese

Terence Reese (August 28, 1913 — January 29, 1996) was a British bridge player and writer and was regarded as one of the finest of all time in both fields. He was born in Epsom to middle-class parents and was educated at Bradfield College and New College, Oxford. As a bridge player, Reese won every honour in the game, including the European Championship four times (1948, 1949, 1954, 1963) and the Bermuda Bowl in 1955. He was World Pair champion in 1961 and placed second in the World Teams Olympiad in 1960 and the World Open Pairs in 1962. He also represented Britain in the 1960 Olympiad, the Bermuda Bowl of 1965, and in five other European Championships. He won the Gold Cup, the premier British domestic competition, on eight occasions. Reese last played international bridge in the 1970 European Championship, but his career as a bridge writer continued unabated.

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Roger Trézel

Roger Trézel (1918-1986, France) was a multiple world champion. His partnership with Pierre Jais is regarded as one of the greatest in the history of the game.

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