Bridge is for Everyone - Learn to Play #16 - Weak Openings

Learn to play or improve your Bridge game with a modern approach to bidding and play. This is Episode 16: Weak Openings. Three different situations which show how to bid with a hand too weak to make a standard opening bid.

0:00 Intro
0:21 Deal #501
5:36 Deal #515
7:59 Deal #510
9:23 Outro

[christinegibson]

would love to be able to access a a list of the play bridge lessons in order and know how many there are. This would allow me to find a particular lesson and practise with a dedicated learning process. Love what I have found....as a new bridge player with no previous history this is a FABULOUS resource!!!!

[khuntankrub]

3:35 Just to be sure, is 6 the minimum number of cards to be defined as long? Because if it's a 5 cards suit, to subtract 4 will leave me with a level 1 opening that will be an incorrect description of my weak hand.

[JD-pbmz]

Hello M Delokk, as I am searching more about the preemptive bidding and I see that many sites saying you shouldn't open a weak 2 if you have a 4 cards major. What is your take on that? Also, I understand the videos are for beginners but on the first hand with 12 points, 6 spades and 1 singleton why not open 1 spade? Again, I thank you for your time.

[bogdanflorea]

What if we have, let s say 7 cards of a suit, led by a Jack or a Ten and neither of the top 3 Honours?

[peterchristie]

Where can we get lessons beyond play #30