Synopsis: Three years
ago a bombshell exploded in the world of tournament bridge. A team from
Nationalist China, chosen from just a few hundred enthusiasts, finished
second to Italy in the world championship - ahead of North America, which
counts on five million tournament players. A year later China repeated this
remarkable achievement. That was the beginning of a revolution in bridge.
The Chinese players were using a new bidding system called 'Precision',
devised by C. C. Wei, who owns oil-tankers and promotes bridge as a hobby.
Players all over the world, including the British international team, have
taken up the system. Many observers are convinced that a mass movement is on
the way and that players at every level will change from standard methods to
Precision. In his book Terence Reese, Britain's leading authority on the
Precision system, has written a version which is easy to learn yet worked
out in sufficient detail to be adopted in tournament play at the highest
level. Many of the bidding examples include points of play, which accounts
for the book's title.
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