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Originally Posted by l2ridehd
Begin by reading a few books on bridge and getting a computer bridge game to practice. Baron and Goren provide both at a reasonable cost and will get you all the basics of the game. You will then have the hand valuations, the play rules and the bidding process understood.
Bridge is a very complex game and even the very best players are still learning. Don't be discouraged and you will find a game of same level players to join once you have the very basics down.
I used to play a lot and had several masterpoints. However I have not played for 40 years so I am back to beginner bridge as well. Once I get there, I to will be looking for a group to start over playing again.
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12idehd: Master points that impressive. Bridge is very difficult and I enjoyed playing it but once you stop the "law of disuse" comes into play and well you simply forget. I played a lot of double deck pinochle and that game is no where near the difficulty of bridge