by Bob Pajich | Published: Jul 30, '06
… from poker's largest events. Columns featuring eye-catching graphics, are … . These readers don't read bridge columns; they play poker! Display and … 5.5 million readers. Both columns are available for immediate publication …
by Bob Pajich | Published: Jun 29, '06
… . These readers don't read bridge columns; they play poker." Tournament Hand … from poker's largest events. Columns feature eye-catching graphics, are …
by Scott J. Burnham | Published: Jun 29, '22
… In recent columns, we have been looking at … . The permitted card games are “bridge, cribbage, hearts, panguingue, pinochle, pitch … excludes “social card games of bridge, cribbage, hearts, pinochle, pitch, rummy …
by Steve Schult | Published: Sep 09, '20
… it in one of her columns for you guys, is that … $20-$40. There is no bridge between $4-$8 and $20 … lose thousands.’ There is ‘no bridge,’ is what she called it … . I want to build that bridge. Because otherwise it is terribly …
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Jun 17, '20
… ’re discussing poker, not party bridge. As David Sklansky put it … and recommended general adjustments. Future columns will help you to identify …
by Steve Zolotow | Published: Oct 28, '15
… sixth of a series of columns on discipline, which is essential … . Poker is, like chess and bridge, a mind game. If you …
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Nov 13, '13
… plan for the next opponent. Bridge players conduct endless ‘post mortems … makes the same point. His columns emphasize how he made decisions …
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