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                                  11. They open 2♣  and you have a slam your way

                                  12.Ruff and discard from both hands from OKBridge May 2009

                                  13.Buster Keaton playing bridge

                                  14. Distribution isn't everything

                                  15. A tribute to Dennis O'Donovan - 2 great hands from The Times 2010

                                  16. You can make 7 in anything - 7NT or 7♠ or 7♥ or 7♦ or 7♣

                                  17. To Bid on or not to bid on from The Times by Andrew Robson

                                  18. DOUBLE, Double, Double, Double from The Times by Andrew Robson