“As a general rule we oppose cheating. We find it morally objectionable, and it can lead to many bad habits, such as repeatedly getting punched on the jaw when caught. We have found that crime does not pay-at least not very well.”
Stein shows how to attack an opponent psychologically. The opposition may be a fundamentalist, a better player, but after the reader has mastered the gambits and ploys mentioned in this book his adversary will end up defeated and out-of-pocket many dollars.
Author: Clem Stein, Jr.
Title: Bridge and Gin Gambitry
Edition: No edition remarks
Published: Home Library Press, 1963
Physical Description: Hardcover; Quarto; 158p
Condition: Good condition dust jacket with edge wear and chipping—in protector. Boards and spine clean and bright with mild edge wear and bumping to corners. Binding tight and square. Pages tanned. Author inscription on front paste-down.
Comments: Beautiful copy
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