Becoming a Better Defender at Bridge with Pam Livingston

[@tomhath8413]

I like your teaching style. Many instructors rush through a big slide deck without really emphasizing the important point. I found that by you taking it slower and repeating the important points it soaked in better.

[@sol111981]

You are very good in opening up your thoughts. Thank you for that

[@paulgluten4156]

Pam is a great teacher. Even if you have played for a while, she is right, sometimes you don't concentrate on a couple of hands and it really costs you. Just run through your options and analyse the hands no matter how many points you have. Pays dividends, believe me. If you can do better by one trick in 3-4 Boards over a session your percentage really goes up.

[@silkie9277]

I just played tonite and i am revisiting your site and it was working for me my p has not seen lesson so we got into trouble so thank you for lesson I sent it to my p hopefully they take it on board

[@sanjeevbindal1311]

Great 👍

[@dianemilligan7370]

Right, you always want to start with a plan and revise as things unfold. You don’t want to just play any card without thinking about why.

[@d95mback]

It's true that for half of the hands that are played, we are defending. But you are actually defending two out of three hands of those _you_ play.

[@kristinahewer6982]

I wish it had gone just one move further.💜☮️

[@jeanisabelodonnell5882]

22 against so 8 for us

[@jeanisabelodonnell5882]

8 12 + 10 is 20

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6

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3

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12

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qd

[@janmedlin2554]

too much talk

[@cirafranchi2665]

I wish she stopped the annoying giggling !