This week we look at some unusual honor leads that the opponents might make — leads that you should be prepared to ask your opponents about!

Attacking the dummy’s honor is not always a simple thing to do. Here we look at how to attack using Power Shifts and Surround Plays!

As a defender we want to give declarer as many guesses as possible. Here we look at how to force declarer to one of the more difficult guesses, the Ace/Queen guess!

Here we look at how to learn to recognize danger and use that to determine how best to defend a contract.

Returning partner's lead is the normal thing to do when you gain the lead in 3rd hand, but it is not always the best action.  We look at when to return partner's lead and when to shift to another suit. 

When partner leads a singleton it is important for partnership morale to give them their ruff (if possible).  Use every tool you can: Attitude, Suit Preference, and even Trump Suit Preference signals to try to get these situations right!

When to "cover an honor with an honor" and when not to is not as simple as a a basic rule.  Here we look at how to best defend in different situations where we are faced with a covering decision.