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  Bridge Guys http://www.bridgeguys.com/
Lists and defines a large number of systems and conventions.
  Discussing the Law of Total Tricks http://www.newbridgelaw.com/
Three-time world champion Mike Lawrence of the USA and bridge theoretician Anders Wirgren of Sweden offer proof that the number of trumps is a poor guide to the number of tricks. Includes information on the book, "I Fought the Law of Total Tricks."
  M.A.F. - The Ultimate Bridge Bidding System http://web.inter.nl.net/hcc/M.A.F/
A scientific bidding system from the Netherlands (5-card majors and different two-suiter openings). Bilingual site gives information in English and Dutch.
  Bidding Quest http://www.biddingquest.com/
Practice bidding on prepared deals with scores. Compare and check how other pairs have bid same boards. Try bidding competition with anonymous partner.
  The L System http://www.angelfire.com/wy/hl/
An original bridge bidding system presented by Hong Liu, based on very light openings.
  Inquiry 2/1 GF http://inquiry2over1.blogspot.com/
Online book presenting the author's variation of this popular north American system.
  Bridge Conventions http://www.pattayabridge.com/convindex_main.htm
Presents an list of explanations and definitions.
  SA-YC Simplified http://www.fifthchair.org/archive/annam/sayc.htm
This bidding system is a simplified version (as played on OKBridge) of the Standard Yellow Card (SA-YC) system of the ACBL (American Contract Bridge League). Its essential features include the strong no-trump, 5-card major and weak 2 openings.
  Colonial Acol and LISA http://www.kentfeiler.com/bridge/home/bridge.htm
Presentation of two bidding systems, one a US adaptation of the British Acol system, the other a modification of Standard American.
  Precision Two-over-One http://www.p21.150m.com/
Presents an overview of a system mixing a strong club with standard methods.
  REGRESsion http://members.ams.chello.nl/a.denbroeder4/index.html
Modification of the bidding system Regres, based on frequent openings with weak hands and opening passes with strong hands.
  Bridge Files http://www.bridgefiles.net/
Offers a collection of different systems, a list of conventions and information about the game and its players.
  The Diamond Major http://www.bridgeclublive.com/Include/Diamond.htm
Forcing club, 5-card major, medium notrump system.
  The Chilli Bidding System http://chillibidding.org/
Gives priority to simplicity and universality of rules.
  The Blue Team Club System http://www.mclink.it/personal/MC6246/BlueTeamClub/sistema.htm
Description of a complex bidding system invented in Italy. A major part of the information is in downloadable files only. Bilingual site (Italian/English).
  Polish Standard 2000 http://www.wj2000.front.ru/
Description of the Polish Club bidding system, with different variants.
  Brazilian Bridge http://sites.uol.com.br/webridge/english/
Presentation of the Carioca Club and other conventions.
  The WEB Bidding System http://www.turpin.de/
Worldwide Easy Bridge is a simple bidding system presented by Etienne Turpin.
  Bridge Conventions http://homepage.mac.com/bridgeguys//conventions.html
A thorough guide to the various bridge bidding and playing conventions used around the world.
  Bridge World Standard http://www.bridgeworld.com/default.asp?d=bw_standard&f=bwstandardmainpage.html
Description of a bridge bidding system based on the preferences of leading players, and aimed at the needs of occasional partnerships. Some characteristics: 5-card major opening, strong no-trump, artificial strong two-club opening, weak 2s in the other suits, and inverted minors.

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