Replay & Worksheet for Fourth Suit Forcing with Jack Stocken + a 1-week free trial to keep learning
May 23, 2023 8:01 am
Hi ,
What fun it was seeing so many new and familiar folks join us for Jack's free lesson on Fourth Suit Forcing! Below you can watch the replay, and access the lesson worksheet & featured hands.
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Fourth Suit Forcing
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“One of the most useful conventions in bridge as it opens up valuable bidding space when responder has a game going hand. Some hands are unbiddable without FSF. We will concentrate on primarily showing shape, rather than just showing a stopper for notrumps.”
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About Jack Stocken
Jack Stocken has established himself as one of the country’s foremost bridge teachers; renowned for his patience, clarification of teaching and most important of all, making bridge a fun game to learn. Jack started teaching bridge in 1999 at The Andrew Robson Bridge Club where he worked as the club’s manager for seven years. He returned to his native Yorkshire in 2006 where he started “Yorkshire Bridge." His bridge teaching is in the same style as at the London Club, with an emphasis on creating a friendly atmosphere and enjoyment of the game.
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