At the Table : The Autobiography of the World's #1 Rated Bridge Player

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Summary: One of the best bridge autobiographies
Review: The book is an easy read and interesting. It's interesting because Hamman has been the best bridge player for so many years and has played in so many world championships and national events. History-wise the best part of the book is the Italian foot-tapping scandal in the 1975 Bermuda Bowl.

In terms of what you take away, the best part is Hamman's discussion of table presence, of the training and grading system used by the Aces, and his views on what makes a great bridge player.

A very enjoyable and thought-provoking read.