
The Setting Trick features conversations with world class bridge players, and lovers of the card game bridge from all over the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 8 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureHobbies  | |||

In this episode, John McAllister sits down with Julie Marina Sigsgaard and Ella Rosthøj, two young Danish players whose friendship, partnership, and love of bridge have taken them from neighborhood kids to representing Denmark on the world stage. Des... more
In this episode, John McAllister sits down with Emanuel Unge, the creator of Cue Bids, the hottest app in bridge today. Emanuel shares how he discovered bridge at age 25. After years of poker and board games, and how that late start completely reshap... more
In this episode, John McAllister sits down with Christina Lund Madsen, a writer, journalist, tournament organizer, and world-class competitor, coming off of winning her third European Mixed Team Championship.
Known for her sharp wit and fearless bi... more
This is a long anticipated conversation for our host John McAllister as he finally sits down with English star David Gold. David considers himself lucky to play with legends Zia Mahmood for the North American Bridge Championships and Andrew Robson fo... more
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Really enjoying this podcast. Learning a lot about Bridge and being fully entertained❤️♠️
Sound is way to quiet, can’t hardly hear on max
Easily the best bridge podcast available.
If you're into Bridge, this is a no-brainer. This podcast is deeper than just the card came though – there is a lot here for anybody interested in success, competition, and strategy.
Love the podcast! John gets a lot of guests on who are not only legendary bridge players but interesting characters, so you often get a laugh and some interesting stories!
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Engaging discussions surrounding the card game bridge permeate the episodes, with a strong focus on the journeys and experiences of various players, particularly highlighting rising talents and seasoned veterans from different regions. Topics often center around tournament strategies, competitive play, and the interpersonal dynamics within the bridge community, making it appealing for listeners interested in the social and competitive aspects of bridge. Additionally, the podcast emphasizes personal anecdotes and insights that not only educate but also entertain, marking it as a unique outlet for those captivated by the intricacies of the game and the relationships it fosters.
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