如何提高个人水平，在BBO上曾有过不少的讨论，一些我信任的专家都给出过各自的建议。下面我列举几条FRED GITELMAN的建议供参考。

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To some extent the answer depends on what you mean by "expert". In my view this term is used far too much on BBO and throughout the world of live bridge. I consider no more than 1% of all bridge players to be experts. To me, the only reliable standard of expertise is regular success in major tournaments.

Here are some tips:

1. Be prepared to spend several years working at it!

2. Play as much as you can.

3. Go over all of the deals that you play in an attempt to evaulate your weaknesses and learn from your mistakes. Do not believe people who say "I played perfectly today". Every bridge player makes several errors every time he plays. Having the right attitude about your mistakes is very important.

4. Play with and against the best possible opposition.

5. Ask more experienced players questions about bridge and LISTEN to their answers! Do not ask questions for the sake of proving yourself right. Ask questions so that you can learn the truth! Do not ask a question and then tell a more experienced player he/she is wrong (even if you believe this). Thank them for their advice and think about what they had to say. You can later choice to ignore their advice if you want.

6. Read as much as you can.

7. Use various software tools to help improve your skills and understanding. Our company has developed several excellent educational products that can help.

8. Don't spend a lot of time learning conventions or fancy bidding systems. Concentrate on card play and judgment.

9. Consider hiring a teacher or professional player to help you learn.

To really be an expert, you must be proficient at all aspects of the game. Being proficient at bidding does not mean knowing a million conventions. It means being able to make consistently winning decisions in judgment situations.

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我个人对常在16F活动，并有兴趣进一步提高自身水平的牌手的一点建议就是：除了打牌之外，花更多的时间在分析和学习上，发掘自己的弱项，有针对性的提高之。

其实到BBO打牌和观牌就是很好的一个途径。