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Synopsis: Defense is
perhaps the most difficult area of bridge, requiring both halves of a
partnership to be on the same wavelength. The declarer has an in-built
advantage in that he does not have to signal his holdings to the dummy and
for the defenders to reconstruct the hidden hands is consequently more
difficult. However, to arrive at his contract, the declarer will have
made at least one bid, and information can be gleaned from the bids selected
or not selected. The rest of the problem is piecing together the jigsaw form
limited information and making assumptions that are necessary for the
contract to be defeated. By using hands from major events, the authors
take you through their thought processes at the table and give you ideas
that will help stimulate the imagination required to defeat even the most
impregnable of contracts.
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