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fense, however, both parteners. must defend the contract. ‘Since. therefore, you play s. defense twice as often as you play offence, it only makes sense that more time should be devoted to improving one's defense. The theme running _ throughout,the presentation will be counting: counting out a hand, counting distri- bution,‘and counting winners

Editor's note:

Dave is not attending UPEI this year but Still ' volunteered to write the bridge column for m Cadre. He sends this message:

Most .bridge columns deal almost exclusively with offense and feature the difficult plays declarer finds to make his contract. I

intend'to deal exclusively and losers“ --:‘:,- g... v with defense, a much neglected _ n 4H; and most important aspect of , .- -» n§6$8meur 3..“ playing bridge. In bridge ' .z- Invrm gird"; a team plays offense half the H Jx . y, I ' time and defense the other . D 10.x \ vw Ing e , half, on the average. When ' C JXXXXX ( your team plays the contract, WEST 1 half the time you will play 5 XXX ‘ v e g "t it and the remainder will be I}: L » played byvparten'er. In de C KIOXX . j x 73% g 4:, ‘* Match-point Pairs

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