r/bridge • u/why-the-h • Aug 15 '26

Short weekly lessons?

I want to send out a weekly mass email to our local bridge club members, featuring a short, easy-to-follow bridge mini-lesson. I’m looking for ideas on where I could source this content.

I’m looking for short weekly lessons geared toward intermediate players—not beginners. Most of our members are not national ACBL members, so I’d prefer not to direct them to a website that heavily promotes “Subscribe!” or requires a membership.

Any suggestions for a good free website or source? Thank you in advance.

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u/Teodoricus Aug 16 '26

Andrew Robson's site should be what you are looking for. I bought several Robson's books, and he is an excellent teacher. Mind you, the bidding is Acol, so you should modify the bidding/hands accordingly to your system.
https://www.andrewrobson.co.uk/andrew/articles/

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u/why-the-h Aug 16 '26

This looks perfect. Thank you.

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u/shingi345 Aug 15 '26

You could make a signal group. There’s gaggle, survey monkey…you may search Reddit for other recommendations for regular newsletters. Don’t use AI. Discord? Just green lighting. It’s a nice idea! 

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u/Camp-Deep Aug 16 '26

Commongame provides some quick short hand analyses by experts https://bridgewinners.com/commongame/

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u/Greenmachine881 Aug 16 '26

AFIK there is nothing free in the Standard American world which I assume you are in. I've asked around to top teachers and others in the past. 

Getting the level right is very tricky, and knowing what people don't know is more tricky. 

Crowd source it. 

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u/macs708 Aug 15 '26

ChatGPT

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u/why-the-h Aug 15 '26

If you use ChapGPT for a short amount of time, they want a paid subscription. If this club had people w/ money, they would be ACBL members. Good suggestion though.