Author: Alex J Coyne

If you’ve been playing bridge for a while (or sometimes for decades), there comes a point where you don’t feel quite sure how your progress is going right now. It’s a learning curve thing: when you’ve grown used to certain habits and techniques, it becomes hard to tell if you’re actually getting any better at…

Emotions run high when people are caught up in the excitement of a really good bridge game. There’s tension, suspense, sometimes frustration and just a little tinge of fear mixed in with it. I choose to live in an interactive way, and most of the things in my head are set to a clear soundtrack.…

As a self-taught guitar player, one of the first things I can tell you about bridge is that sessions with a teacher can be immensely useful to your playing. How can the self-taught student know what they don’t know yet – and subsequently, what they should be working on to improve their game faster? It…