Is it possible to have one suit alone dealt out randomly so that we can try and play just one suit and practice suit combination plays
Another brainwave from the sceptic one
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Posted 2004-August-03, 13:42
I don't think that you're going to always get the right answer this way. I think a better approach to practicing suit combinations is to get a book with lots of them in it (I would assume numerous choices, I know the ACBL Bridge Encyclopedia has a whole section on 'em, for example), pick one at random, bust your brain trying to work it out (practicing with real cards if that's helpful), and when you're satisfied, look at the solution in the book. If you're like me, it will almost never be the same as what I came up with
I tend to lead fourth best - as opposed to the best suit, the second best suit, or the third best suit for our side
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