Robson Part 2

« Robson partie 2 » traitera 5 des 20 sujets clés du jeu du pont.

"Robson Part 2" will handle another 5 key topics of the renowned and wonderful game of bridge. It contains instructive meaterial from the game's top player-teacher-writer Andrew Robson.

In an interactive way, you learn the theory behind each topic (Double, Defence, Signal and Discard, Stayman and Transfer, Rules, Acronyms and Ditties), often doing some interactive quizzes. Complete deals, which you have a change to play, are then played and explained by Andrew.

"Robson Part 1, 3 and 4" will handle the remaining 15 topics (Bidding as Opener, Responder and FSF, Overcall, Opening Lead, Finesse, Decaring Notrump Contracts, Declaring Trump Contracts, Weak Two, Slam, Hand Evaluation and the LTC, Duplicate Pairs Tactics, Bidding Big Hands, Competitive Bidding, Endplay and Squeeze, Counting and Card Placement)

With this program you not only will further your understanding of the specific topic, you willl also learn more about the beauty of the game in general.

The program includes a free demo so you can see the program and experience how it works.

Andrew Robson is Britain's No 1 player/teacher/writer. A former World and European champion, Andrew runs the famous Andrew Robson Bridge Club in South West London with over 2500 members. See www.andrewrobson.co.uk

A mainstay of the English team for over 25 years, Andrew has won the World Junior Championships, the European Championships and was the first Briton to win an American major. He has reached the semi-finals and quarterfinals (twice) in the World Championships and won the major domestic events many times.

Andrew writes an acclaimed daily Bridge column for The Times, weekly for Country Life magazine and Money Week, and monthly for The Oldie.

Andrew travels round the country giving Master Classes and leading Bridge Day in aid of Charity. He was awarded the OBE – for services to Bridge and Charity in the 2013 New Year’s Honours List. He is renowned for the clarity of his teaching and writing.

You don’t need an internet connection to use this program.