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TIP OF THE DAY
COMMON MISTAKES ON RESPONDER'S 2ND BID
K Q 8 7 6 9 6 8 5 3 K J 7
| North | East | South | West |
| 1 | Pass | 1 | Pass |
| 2 | Pass | 2 |
1. South shouldn't repeat the spades as this shows a 6+ card suit.
2. South shouldn't bid 2NT as this promises 11-12 points
3. South shouldn't pass (see below).
4. With a weak hand, when the total cards held (between both partners) in opener's 1st suit are greater than or equal to the total cards in opener's 2nd suit, it is correct to 'give preference' to opener's 1st suit.
FOR BRIDGE TEACHERS
Sets of Acol bridge practice hands and other bridge resources for beginners.
Plus.. discounts for your students. Teachers Page
VOUCHER PRIZES
Sorry we don't sell membership gift vouchers but if you have received a No Fear Bridge membership voucher prize at a charity event, click here for how to use your voucher.
NEW AMERICAN STYLE BIDDING SITE
Now our new site www.nofearbridge.com allows you to learn and practise the American style Five Card Majors bidding system used in most parts of the world.
COMPLETE BEGINNER?
Never played bridge before? Begin bridge by trying our free online MiniBridge lessons.
Take your first MiniBridge lesson and be playing within minutes!
Learn Minibridge is No Fear Bridge's free online website for complete beginners at bridge!
MiniBridge is a simplified version of the game of bridge. MiniBridge enables you to start playing bridge right away without having to know all the rules for bidding. A great way to get started learning how to play bridge!
NO FEAR BRIDGE PUBLICATIONS
No Fear Bridge Book
A clear and simple guide to basic Acol bidding ("Standard English") Suitable for beginners bridge or for anyone who needs to brush up their knowledge of the basic Acol bridge bidding sequences. Acol Bridge Book
Basic Bidding Flash Cards
Practice your Acol bidding without a partner! A set of 70 colour coded bridge flash cards on basic Acol bidding sequences. Ideal for beginners and improvers to help you learn how to play bridge. Flash Cards
Also available, Overcalls Flash Cards.
Free Acol Bidding Crib Sheet
Print free crib sheet. Includes the basic bidding Acol bidding sequences, scoring etc.
Folds into three columns. Crib Sheet
BRIDGE ARTICLES
Here you'll find some links to bridge articles on Acol Bidding and other general bridge topics.
MEMBER'S SITE ACTIVITIES
No Fear Bridge contains a variety of online learning activities suitable for beginners, improvers and advancers to learn how to play bridge well.
Try some sample activities now:
Hands of the Day. Set hands with solution for beginners and improvers
Bidding Practice hands with audio feedback
Over 200 online Flash Cards including new topics: Strong Twos, Stayman and Transfers
Topic Pages with activities grouped by level and topic
Hundreds of Multi Choice Quiz questions all with feedback
Weekly quiz. Test your skill against other visitors and see your progress on 'My Progress' graph.
Teaching Hands
Leads Practice
New content added regularly