- What is the Interactive Daily Bridge Column?
- What devices are supported?
- How much does it cost?
- Are there sample columns available?
- How do I subscribe to the Daily Bridge Column?
- How do I renew my subscription?
- When I press 'Open Column' I get a white screen. What's wrong?
- How do I setup automatic renewal?
- Can I access Past Columns?
- How do I change my password?
- How do I cancel automatic renewal?
- How do I turn off automatic renewal?
- How do I update my Credit Card?
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- Where are my Downloads stored?
- How do I purchase a gift?
- Who should come to a festival?
- How good do you have to be?
- How can you deliver multi-level material?
- Who teaches the course?
- Do I have to book through a specific travel agency?
- What is the bridge schedule for these private cruises?
- Do I need a partner?
- Are the games sanctioned?
Some causes of slow play are corrected more easily than others. At times, all that’s necessary is a polite reminder--to the player whose turn it is to make the opening lead, or to the dummy to put down his cards first and fill in his convention card second.
At other times it's more delicate.
We've received several e-mails asking how to stop a declarer from holding up the game by openly criticizing his partner’s dummy.. At times this can take several minutes. Everyone at the table is uncomfortable.
Any criticism of partner's bidding, or of declarer’s play, isn't consistent with the American Contract Bridge League's Zero Tolerance policy. It’s probably best to request (politely) that the declarer get on with playing the deal. If that doesn't work, ask the director to help get the game moving.