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These are all sorted alphabetically by FIRST name.
Aleksandra Steinbergs - Canada - Learn to Play
Bridge the Easy Way - Teaches complete novices the basics
of bridge in four easy steps
Angela
Pullen and Marc Lee - UKBernie
Chazen - USABill
Slepin - Bill Slepin is a bridge professional who specializes in
playing with non-lifemaster serious bridge players who wish to win their
fair share of master points at sectional, regional and national
tournaments. Since he is still a bronze life master (over 500, less than
1000 master points) he and his partner can play in silver, red or gold
flighted and stratified master point events with competition at the FLIGHT
B level. He is also eligible to play in SENIOR events.
Claus
Sønderkøgeridge - Denmark - English or Danish -
Bridge Files For You - SYS-files for on-line bridge, cc's in ZONE-layout,
GOREN, ACOL, 2-SUIT-BIDS, SAYC, KS, PRECISION, REGRES. Hands-on files,
ready to use in the hope especially to find partners for rare played
systems.Diane
the Bridge Quacker - Belfast, UK
Diane - Greenwood bridge lessons, holidays and playEddie
Kantar - A complete list of Eddie Kantar's Books and Lessons. Also
bridge travel/lessons with Eddie.
Eric
Weissteins's World of Mathematics - IntrigueingGlen
Ashton - Bridge Matters presents bridge articles and
The ETM Bidding Systems (Everything That Matters) - systems, conventions,
and bidding approaches designed to keep the important while eliminating
the unnecessary.Guyot
Christian - Bridgez chez vous from France, Lorient. Personal web site
about bridge in french which includes bidding conventions history,
problems, bidding tests, cards test...Heidar
Sigurjonsson - Lots of bridge systems and convention in Icelandic.Jean-Luc
Garneau - (mostly in French, some English, a little of German) the
name is B-bridge which
features bidding, card play, cards dealer, etc.Ken
Latty - Ken comments that his articles page will be of interest to the
vast majority of bridge players, especially those who have no aspirations
to become Experts and are not interested in a mulitude of conventionsKyoko
Ohno - Kyoko Ohno started playing bridge 31 years ago and is
now a Diamond Life Master in Japan with an impressive win list. Her new
web site is a good resource for Japanese players and includes a list of
Bridge Clubs in Japan, a Player Gallery and tournament cakebdars (?!). It
is available in Japanese and EnglishLarry
Hammick - Museum of Contract Bridge Theory - Canada - In time, I hope
to cover all the commoner techniques of play and defence.Mike
Mardesich - There are a number of links to Polish related sites at
this site. Also OKScript, Bridge X and Polish Club.Paul
Hackett - Bridge with
the Hacketts - EnglandPaul
LanierI have created a web site for exploring solutions to the
problem of online cheating. The site is intended to provide a constructive
working environment. Comments and suggestions are welcome. Responsible
approaches to the problem will be published at the site. I'm especially
interested in: - how different online sites deal with cheating - how
players view the problem - possible software solutions. Paul
LanierPer Lange - NorwayPeter
Wood - UK based artist specialising in the design of playing cards.Phillip
Alder - Florida, USA. Primarily features his syndicated newspaper
column (put up during the weekend following that week's set).Randy Corn
- Beautiful Seattle, Washington, USA - Come out West, We'll show
you the rest. Links, of course, systems articles. Lots of funSue
Himel - USA/Nebraska/Omaha. Sue Himel
Bridge Education, LinksXander
Mahony - Comprehensive online bridge resource for bridge bidding,
bridge conventions, bridge play, bridge information, bridge links and a
bridge forum.Yves
Campana - West Flanders, Oostende, Belgium. Personal information,
bidding system, bridge hands, bridge course and lessons in dutch, links.
Personal homepage about my family and my hobbies bridge and sailing in the
mediterranean.Warren
Hawley Free bridge lessons
that challenge beginners, intermediates and seniors to raise the level of
their game
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