Hi ,

We have been so happy to welcome so many of you as new students to Jack's weekly class! If you haven't signed up yet, there are a few more days before Jack begins his new unit on Monday: Bidding as Responder.

Monday will also be the last day the special offer for new students.

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Online Bridge Lessons with Jack Stocken

New interactive lessons every Monday. Join live or watch the replay.

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Ending soon - First week free for new subscribers:

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Upcoming Lessons:

September 28 - Responder’s First Bid

The first in a new unit on bidding as responder, this lesson covers supporting partner to the relevant level with 4+ card support, bidding the cheapest of fours and the Dustbin 1NT bid when you fail the Rule of 14.

October 5 - The 3+ Card Major Suit Raise

We will look at when it is preferable to raise partner’s major suit opener with just 3+ cards and also how the bidding will progress from there to reach the best contract.

October 12 - Responder’s Rebid

The most difficult bid in bridge as get it wrong and you will end up in the wrong contract. Topics including finding the right bid when responder has a 6+ card suit, rebidding 2NT or 3NT and false preference when opener shows 5 - 4.

October 19 - Fourth Suit Forcing

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.

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Please let me know if you have any questions. We would be so happy to welcome you to the class!

Stay tuned for a new free bridge video early next week. And, for our enrolled students, please feel free to send in any interesting hands you play with an interesting question I can ask our teachers about in an upcoming video.

Your partner in learning,

Bajir Cannon