Adam Wildavsky - Bridge

I spend a lot of time playing bridge, both face to face and via the internet. If you want to learn something about the game try some one of the "Learn to Play Bridge" links below.

Links within this site:

• John Goacher’s Double Dummy Solver, hosted here at Tameware
• The Laws of Bridge and Appeals Committees
• Utilities for formatting and reformatting bridge deals
• My articles
  • Ayn Rand and Bridge (posted Jan 6 2003)
  • Larry Cohen’s 1999 Life Master Pairs Day 3 - a review
  • NYC 2-day BAM final session with Brian Glubok in 2002
  • Notes on the December 2002 Bridge Prize Tour Individual in NYC
  • Notes on the August 2003 Bridge Prize Tour Individual in Secaucus
  • Platinum points won in the Reisinger and Mitchell BAM teams from 2000 to 2012
• System Notes
  • Adam’s notes for new partners
    • General Principles
    • Express Summary
    • Full system
    • Optional extras
  • Dynamic Outlines
    • Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky
    • Michael Polowan and Adam Wildavsky
  • Static Outlines
    • Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky
    • Michael Polowan and Adam Wildavsky
  • PDFs
    • Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky
    • Michael Polowan and Adam Wildavsky
• Bridge Hackathon experiments
  • Hackathon info
  • Double Dummy analyser
• Event recaps
  • 2021 Reisinger BAM in Austin
• Hand Records
  • 2022 NABC+ Mixed Swiss in Phoenix, First Final
  • 2022 NABC+ Mixed Swiss in Phoenix, Second Final
  • 2023 USBC PBN files
  • 2023 Roth Swiss in Chicago, Final Hand Records
• Profiles and Interviews
  • 2003 New York Times Magazine profile of yours truly   Alternate link
  • John McAllister interviews me for his Bridge Podcast "The Setting Trick"
• The Keller Convention
  My regular partner at the time, the late Steve Nellissen, published an article on my Keller convention in the February 1991 issue of The Bridge World.
  
  

  • Steve’s first draft
  • A followup article I wrote for the ACBL NABC Daily Bulletin in 2002
  • A conversation about the approach, posted on the Bridge Winners website in 2013

Links to other sites:

• My posts on the BridgeWinners.com website
• My Bridge Blogs
  • “Current” (last post March, 2023)
  • Previous (last post 2012)
• Some of my ACBL convention cards
  • ‘Standard American 2020’
  • Kaplan-Sheinwold Updated
  • Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky
  • Michael Polowan and Adam Wildavsky
  • Ron Gerard and Adam Wildavsky
  • Migry Zur Campanile and Adam Wildavsky
  • Fernando Piedra and Adam Wildavsky
  • Peter Boyd and Adam Wildavsky
  • Philippe Cronier and Adam Wildavsky
• Magazines
  • The Bridge World
  • Bridge Today
• The Kaplan-Sheinwold Bidding System
  • KS Updated system notes, hosted by The Bridge World
  • KS Mailing List, hosted by Google
• Online Bridge
  • Bridgebase Online (my handle is adamw)
  • Swan Games (my handle is adamw)
  • OkBridge (my handle is adamw)
  • RealBridge - for clubs and tournament organizers
• Other Bridge Links
  • The American Contract Bridge League’s Learn to Play Bridge site.
  • The American Contract Bridge League’s original Learn to Play Bridge software - Windows only.
  • The World Bridge Federation. I serve on its Executive Council and Management Committee.
  • John Goacher’s Bridge Solver Online , a wonderful double-dummy solver.
  • The Greater New York Bridge Association
  • ECats Bridge in Britain – worldwide bridge info
  • Great Bridge Links – a site of links
  • The Bridge Table – classes in Northern NJ
• Mailing Lists
  • NYC Bridge Mailing List

    Provides details of bridge events in and around New York City and addresses other topics specifically of interest to NYC area bridge players.

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  • Bridge Software Developers Mailing List

    A group for anyone interested in writing software for bridge. This could include playing, facilitating online play, scoring, analysis, training or education, player rating, storing results locally or in the cloud, or any of a multitude of things.

    There are no restrictions on membership, but the content will likely be of interest only to software developers who play bridge.

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