Misdefend These Hands with Me
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In 2007, Horton wrote Misplay These Hands with Me, a deliberate homage to Reese's classic, Play These Hands with Me. The difference was that the declarer in Horton's book always made an error, sometimes obvious, sometimes not so much. This successful book was the basis of a long-running column in the ACBL's Bridge Bulletin, and a sequel appeared in 2019. Now the same author turns to the topic of defense, and once again gives the reader a chance to learn from someone else's mistakes. All the deals are taken from top-level play. Reviews "This book is definitely one of the top ten bridge books of the year. The book is not only deliciously entertaining, but educational as well." -- George Retek "Accurately designated on the back cover as suitable for Intermediate to Advanced players, Horton's latest has a veritable wealth of intriguing and challenging deals culled from his own adventures (and misadventures!) at the table." -- Paul Thurston, National Post
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- Number of pages: 200
- Language: English
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In 2007, Horton wrote Misplay These Hands with Me, a deliberate homage to Reese's classic, Play These Hands with Me. The difference was that the declarer in Horton's book always made an error, sometimes obvious, sometimes not so much. This successful book was the basis of a long-running column in the ACBL's Bridge Bulletin, and a sequel appeared in 2019. Now the same author turns to the topic of defense, and once again gives the reader a chance to learn from someone else's mistakes. All the deals are taken from top-level play. Reviews "This book is definitely one of the top ten bridge books of the year. The book is not only deliciously entertaining, but educational as well." -- George Retek "Accurately designated on the back cover as suitable for Intermediate to Advanced players, Horton's latest has a veritable wealth of intriguing and challenging deals culled from his own adventures (and misadventures!) at the table." -- Paul Thurston, National Post
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Mark Horton
MARK HORTON (UK) travels the world writing about bridge. Editor of BeBridge magazine and of the Daily Bulletins at World and European Championships, he is also the author of nine previous MPP titles.
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