Description

In this book, the author earnestly endeavors to shed light on the less savory aspects of Bridge, aiming to elevate the game. He advocates for Bridge’s potential to stave off conditions like dementia. Bridge players live in a specific world. And they are oblivious about another world which is beleaguered with bedlam.

About Author

Prasanta Basu Roy, born on March 8, 1946, dedicated 36 years of service to the Ordnance Factory of India, retiring as a technical Foreman in 2001 from Ordnance Factory Bhandara, Maharashtra, though his official retirement came in 2006. A passionate contract Bridge player since 1972, he boasts a remarkable record, participating in sixteen Winter Open Bridge National Championships and representing the Ordnance Factory of India thrice at the national level. Married in 1979, he and his wife have a son who has been working as an IT Engineer in San Francisco, USA, for the past 12 years.