Paperback, 160 pp., ISBN 1-894154-97-5, November 2005
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Bobby Fischer, the reclusive chess champion, once said: "You have found a good move - fine - now look for a better one." The same advice holds true in bridge. If you settle for second best, you will not achieve your full potential. Through a series of problems that are both fresh and a genuine test of skill, the reader is offered the chance to become accustomed to looking for that extra edge. Whether or not he finds the best answers first time round, he will surely develop new ways of thinking to strengthen his game. This book was originally published in 1994, and in this new edition are substantially revised and expanded.

The late Terence Reese (UK) is probably the best writer the game of bridge has produced. His many memorable titles include classics such as Reese on Play, The Expert Game, and Play Bridge with Reese.

Julian Pottage is a British bridge expert who is well-known for his problem books. His previous titles include Play or Defend? (IBPA Book of the Year for 2004) and Bridge Problems for a New Millennium.

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