The ability to vizualize all 52 cards, and not simply the 26 displayed, is a mark of distinction which divides the expert player from the novice in the game of bridge. In this book, the author shows readers how to place the cards in the two concealed hands. The basic techniques are relatively straightforward, easily learnt and will help above-average players to sharpen up both their declarer and defensive game. The author does not pontificate on the technical aspects of play or defence. His objectives are accomplished by means of a simple combination of assumption, analysis of the bidding, counting, inferences from opponents' play and partnership communication.