Trashing Cards | Dune: Imperium – Uprising
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Trashing Cards | Dune: Imperium – Uprising
When you need to establish extra tricks, pick the suit you plan to work with and start establishing immediately. Do not take your sure tricks in other suits until you establish your extra needed tricks. Then take all your tricks in one giant cascade. Please reread this tip!
Eddie Kantar • Bridge for Dummies
The answer to too many losers is being able to take tricks with the smaller cards attached to five- or six-card suits — usually, but not always, in the dummy.
Eddie Kantar • Bridge for Dummies
Strategies focus resources, energy, and attention on some objectives rather than others. Unless collective ruin is imminent, a change in strategy will make some people worse off. Hence, there will be powerful forces opposed to almost any change in strategy.
Richard Rumelt • Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters
Trumping in the long hand, at times unavoidable, is a break-even play at best unless you’re trumping in the long hand purposely trying to establish the dummy’s long suit (see Chapter 7). On the other hand, each time you trump in the short hand, you gain a trick.
Eddie Kantar • Bridge for Dummies
Now both players can see what the other has pressed, white started with Pawn (w), black countered with Pawn (b) and so on. The game will continue until a draw is determined or someone has won. Neither player is aware of the concept of a board or that each of the characters may represent one of many pieces (i.e. there are eight Pawns). However, this... See more