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Synopsis: Imagination
and inference are necessary in bridge, but so is the calculation of odds and
percentages. This book shows you when and how to make such calculations at
the table and when to let imagination, deduction and inference take over.
Divided into three parts, this book covers: The key elements affecting
bridge probabilities, such as the principle of restricted choice, the theory
of vacant places and the way in which different chances can interact with
each other. Thirteen carefully selected hands, which illustrate in
detail the assessment of probabilities and alternatives at bridge, although
the authors always emphasize that inference and deduction are more important
than mere percentages. A reference guide for calculating specific
chances. For example, how the chances of a three-three break can change
after the position in other suits becomes known. An indispensable
guide to all bridge players who want to improve their game. Antonio
Vivaldi is a former European champion, has been runner-up in the World
Championships twice, and, with Enza Rossano, won the World Mixed Pairs in
1998. Gianni Barracho won the Italian bridge second division in 1982 and is
an expert on quantum mechanics.
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