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Bridge columnist David Ezekiel discusses the art of piecing together information about opponents’ hands

Bridge columnist David Ezekiel highlights a common mistake in declarer play

David Ezekiel explains why the bridge world championship is named after Bermuda

David Ezekiel takes a deep dive into one of his favourite hands

One of the guiding principles of declarer play is that when things look hopeless, play the hand as if the cards are lying perfectly for you, says bridge columnist David Ezekiel

Bridge columnist David Ezekiel works out the very distant probability that you will see the same four hands in a bridge game twice

Visitors are advised not to run their hands over the railing

David Ezekiel shines a light on the art of good defence in bridge

As I have written many times before, of the three disciplines in bridge – bidding, declarer play and defence – declarer play is certainly where newer players struggle most. Unlike bidding, it is not something that can easily be learnt from a book, a...

Playing bridge “by feel” is just a way of saying “carelessly”, says David Ezekiel

Synonymous with bridge, he was known for bringing patience and calm to his game

Dave Ezekiel has some dates for the diaries of bridge fans