Bridge Websites

[ralph23]

I didn't find a thread that contains links to bridge websites that the poster likes (except one that hadn't had a comment for about 3 years), so here goes and add your own.

 

I think the web is a great resource here, and contains a lot of material that may not be available in other forms due to the ease of self-publishing. Of course, with that comes the usual qualifications about the ... er, unevenness? ... of the material.

 

Anyhow, for starters:

 

http://www.rpbridge.net/rpbr.htm

Richard Pavlicek, author of Modern Bridge Conventions along with the late Bill Root, has a very interesting collection of material, including some on odds.

 

http://www.kantarbridge.com/

Eddie Kantar. Enough said.

 

http://www.michaelslawrence.com/

Mike Lawrence. Ditto.

 

http://homepage.mac.com/bridgeguys/index.html

It's ... interesting!!

[ArcLight]

http://www.bridgeclues.com/

 

http://www.prairienet.org/bridge/

 

http://www.greatbridgelinks.com/gblCLASS/

 

http://inquiry2over1.blogspot.com/

 

http://homepage.mac.com/bridgeguys//glossbridgemain.html

 

http://www.annam.co.uk/sayc.htm

 

http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/def_1nt01.htm

 

http://eastontario.com/conventions/signalling2.htm

http://www.eastontario.com/conventions/count2.htm

http://www.eastontario.com/conventions/count.htm

[Quantumcat]

Kitty Cooper's site is great if you are interested in teaching bridge, especially to children (it has loads of material).

 

www.kittycooper.com

[Stephen Tu]

Jeff Goldsmith,

http://www.gg.caltech.edu/~jeff/

 

Lots of informative problem sets & polls with strong bidding panels. Plus I love his "imperious rules of bridge".