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Are you familiar with Larry Cohen's "Law of Total Tricks"? If you are not, then you should be. "TLOTT" is an important insight as to how high you should bid while in competitive auctions.
Of course, like virtually all laws, there are times when they should be broken or when they curiously do not apply. Is John Koch's column hand today one of those examples?
We shall see!
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I hope we did not miss #163. The last one in the sequence was #162 Newcomers. This one says #164.
I do not mean to be pedantic. I treasure every one of John Koch's columns here; and do not want to miss anything.
A heartfelt thanks to John for his columns.
Posted by: Ardent Readed | March 27, 2010 at 05:07 AM