Cuebidding in competitive auctions

Do you find that those pesky opponents interfere in your auctions too often! Do they make it difficult to tell partner about your hand. Instead of interferig in your auction, find out how you can turn the tables on them and use that interference to YOUR advantage! Cuebidding in Competitive auctions is a bid designed to give players more flexibility in showing a variety of raises for partner's suit.

Bridge with Patty

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Patty Tucker is from Atlanta, Georgia. Having learned to play bridge at age eleven, Patty has extensive experience in playing and teaching bridge. Patty is the founder of Atlanta Junior Bridge (a non-profit which teaches bridge to children) and is presently working to 'Jump Start Bridge'. Jump Start Bridge is an initiative created to interest school teachers in creating bridge clubs in their schools. Patty strongly believes that the future of bridge is tied to introducing it to our younger generations. Her love for the game of bridge and the people she meets is apparent as she teaches this fascinating game.

Cancellation policy: Flexible

Cancellation +24h before the start of the reservation

If the studdent cancels more than 1 day(s) before the start of the booking, he is reimbursed 100 % of the amount paid

Cancellation -24h before the start of the reservation

If the student cancels less than 1 day(s) before the start of the booking , he is reimbursed 50 % of the amount paid

Reviews of Bridge with Patty

jim winkle

Everything was good except:<br /> * the website crashed when I tried to login; I received a "504 Gateway Time-out" error message, which persisted for several minutes<br /> * there were several errors in the handout.<br /> * it would've been helpful to

Everything was good except:
* the website crashed when I tried to login; I received a "504 Gateway Time-out" error message, which persisted for several minutes
* there were several errors in the handout.
* it would've been helpful to have the handout sooner; I found it in my spam folder.

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Marg Benian

Patty is an excellent teacher. The break out rooms reinforced the learning. I'll be looking for more of her courses.

Mollie Wilson

Great teaching and discussions. I am so glad Patty went over the break room exercises since I dod not know that I had to print a worksheet

Mike Stabler

The content seemed good but the interface was horrible. I left when we were assigned breakout rooms and half the people didn't have workbooks including me.<br /> There were bandwidth problems which could have been on my end but I pretty much never have that issue.

The content seemed good but the interface was horrible. I left when we were assigned breakout rooms and half the people didn't have workbooks including me.
There were bandwidth problems which could have been on my end but I pretty much never have that issue. And getting signed up was way too hard, including the lack of awareness of the different time zones in the USA.
Also there was no followup such as a recording. If this wasn't free, I'd want my money back.

Kathy Rolfe

Wonderful as always!

Elizabeth Deck

I realize the difficulties in trying to teach around 120 students with varying levels of bridge knowledge. Patty did an excellent job. Very patient and great explanations of why she chose the bids she chose. Looking forward to more courses from her.

Vijay Sood

The review was very helpful, a couple of suggestions -1) it would help if the worksheet circulated earlier stated which bidding systems are applicable e.g. SAYC, 2/1, ACOL etc as some were unsure in the discussions in breakout room, 2) idea of breakout rooms is good but time allocated is too little, difficult to implement unless the no of exercises for breakout rooms are reduced & the rest are done individually in advance 3) participants should be advised to look at the exercises in advance, so circulate the pdf file 3 days prior? 4) moderator could be a little more fluent in English, at times it was a little difficult to follow.
Look forward to some more of these.