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Title:Card Play Technique or the Art of Being Lucky
Author:Victor Mollo
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 310 pages
Published:March 15th 2013 by Master Point Press
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Card Play Technique or the Art of Being Lucky Paperback | Pages: 310 pages
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Tried reading this a few years ago when I was still a junior bridge player and found it far too heavy. Finally digested it this year, and it's still heavy! But I've probably grasped about a quarter of it at first reading, and will now reread till I get all the exercises correct!
The humour is also heavy, in a different way, and the style dated. Like being taught by your grandfather who thinks he's a bit of a card (sorry). Someone taking the content and rewriting it with modern, straightforward explanations would be well received.
Unfortunately for English readers, it's been republished by a Canadian firm who felt the need to translate it into North American, which is a pain.

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Article Regarding Books Card Play Technique or the Art of Being Lucky
Tried reading this a few years ago when I was still a junior bridge player and found it far too heavy. Finally digested it this year, and it's still heavy! But I've probably grasped about a quarter of it at first reading, and will now reread till I get all the exercises correct!The humour is also heavy, in a different way, and the style dated. Like being taught by your grandfather who thinks he's a bit of a card (sorry). Someone taking the content and rewriting it with modern, straightforwardTried reading this a few years ago when I was still a junior bridge player and found it far too heavy. Finally digested it this year, and it's still heavy! But I've probably grasped about a quarter of it at first reading, and will now reread till I get all the exercises correct!The humour is also heavy, in a different way, and the style dated. Like being taught by your grandfather who thinks he's a bit of a card (sorry). Someone taking the content and rewriting it with modern, straightforward