Winning Bridge Conventions: Competitive Doubles Ebooklet

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Competitive doubles are a powerful convention that can be used to disrupt your opponents' bidding and make it more difficult for them to make their contract. When used correctly, competitive doubles can be a game-changer.

This ebooklet will teach you everything you need to know about competitive doubles, including:

• How to bid competitive doubles
• How to defend against competitive doubles
• How to play against competitive doubles

With clear explanations and easy-to-follow examples, this ebooklet is the perfect resource for bridge players of all levels. Whether you're a beginner who's just learning about competitive doubles or an experienced player who wants to brush up on your skills, this ebooklet has something for you.

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Table of Contents

1. Chapter 1: to Competitive Doubles
2. Chapter 2: Bidding Competitive Doubles
3. Chapter 3: Defending Against Competitive Doubles
4. Chapter 4: Playing Against Competitive Doubles

Chapter 1: to Competitive Doubles

Competitive doubles are a convention that is used to disrupt the opponents' bidding and make it more difficult for them to make their contract. When a player makes a competitive double, they are saying that they believe the opponents' bid is too high and that they are willing to bet that the opponents will not be able to make their contract.

Competitive doubles can be used in a variety of situations, but they are most commonly used when the opponents have made a preemptive bid. A preemptive bid is a bid that is made before the opponents have had a chance to bid their full hand. Preemptive bids are often made by players who have a strong hand and who want to prevent the opponents from bidding their full hand.

When the opponents make a preemptive bid, you can use a competitive double to show that you have a strong hand and that you are willing to bet that the opponents will not be able to make their contract. Competitive doubles can be very effective against preemptive bids, because they can force the opponents to bid their full hand and give you a chance to see what they have.

Chapter 2: Bidding Competitive Doubles

There are a few different ways to bid competitive doubles. The most common way is to double the opponents' bid at the one level. This is called a takeout double, because it shows that you are willing to take the opponents out of their contract and bid your own hand.

You can also bid competitive doubles at the two level. This is called a penalty double, because it shows that you are willing to pay a penalty if the opponents make their contract. Penalty doubles are usually made when you have a very strong hand and you are confident that the opponents will not be able to make their contract.

Finally, you can also bid competitive doubles at the three level. This is called a sacrifice double, because it shows that you are willing to sacrifice your own hand in Free Download to prevent the opponents from making their contract. Sacrifice doubles are usually made when you have a very weak hand and you are confident that the opponents will be able to make their contract.

Chapter 3: Defending Against Competitive Doubles

When the opponents make a competitive double, you need to be careful about how you defend. If you defend too aggressively, you could give the opponents a chance to make their contract. However, if you defend too passively, the opponents could take advantage of your weakness and score a lot of points.

The best way to defend against competitive doubles is to play a sound defense and to make sure that you do not give the opponents any unnecessary tricks. You should also be prepared to bid your own hand if the opponents make a mistake.

Chapter 4: Playing Against Competitive Doubles

If the opponents make a competitive double against you, you need to be prepared to play against it. The best way to play against competitive doubles is to bid your own hand and to make sure that you do not give the opponents any unnecessary tricks. You should also be prepared to go down if the opponents make their contract.

Competitive doubles can be a powerful convention, but they can also be risky. If you are not careful, you could give the opponents a chance to make their contract and score a lot of points. However, if you use competitive doubles correctly, you can disrupt the opponents' bidding and make it more difficult for them to make their contract.

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Support Doubles: Winning Bridge Convention Series eBooklet (Winning Bridge Convention Series, Competitive Doubles Book 5)

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Language	:	English
File size	:	1045 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	41 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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