Bridge Learning (27) - Strength or Penalty? Mastering the Redouble in Competitive Bidding

Описание: Understanding Redoubles in Competitive Auctions: Same Hand, Two Rooms, One Critical Decision

Why? Because not all redoubles mean the same thing.

In this story-driven bridge lesson, you’ll learn:
✅ The two core meanings of a redouble—and how to tell them apart
✅ When a redouble says “I have values—keep bidding!” (strength-showing)
✅ When it means “They’re trapped—pass and collect penalties!” (penalty)
✅ Why timing, vulnerability, and partnership trust change everything

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