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Beginning Bridge
100 Videos • £1.00
Level 1
Following Andrew Robson's acclaimed book, dive into the essentials of Beginners Bridge through our interactive lessons.
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About this video collection
The Beginners Collection includes an extensive collection of 12 engaging Bridge lesson videos, expertly crafted by Andrew Robson, based on his acclaimed Beginner Book series. This collection is designed to guide new players through the fundamentals of Bridge, ensuring a solid foundation in the game. Each video offers clear explanations and practical examples, making learning both enjoyable and effective. Unlock your potential and dive into the world of Bridge with this comprehensive collection!
This collection contains the following videos
Level 1
Beginner Q41
Beginner Q41
Level 1
Video 246
No middle cards
Level 1
Video 245
Partner, that was my winner
Level 1
Video 244
TOP Defence
Level 1
Video 243
How to count trumps
Beginning Bridge
100 Videos
£1.00
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