What advice would you give to a good player, someone who's competitive in top events but not world class? If they really want to improve their game, what's the low-hanging fruit?

Well, I'd advise where your weaknesses are.

I mean, I know that one of my weaknesses as a player is in defense.

I often get this idea early in the hand, the partner has the king of hearts.

Now, if later in the hand, to prove that he doesn't, it's difficult to get that out of your brain and to change your view of the hand.

And I recognise that that's a failing, something that I do, which I need to work on correcting.

So identifying things that you do poorly is one thing.

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