Al Corwin

Al Corwin was an American bridge player and writer. He was a Life Master of the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) and a well-known figure in the bridge community for his contributions to bridge theory and instruction.

Corwin was a frequent contributor to bridge magazines and journals, writing articles on various aspects of the game, including bidding conventions, card play, and hand evaluation. He also authored and co-authored several books on bridge, which are respected for their clear explanations and insightful analysis. His writings often emphasized a logical and systematic approach to the game.

While not generally considered a top-ranked tournament player alongside names like Goren or Jacoby, Corwin's expertise and influence stemmed primarily from his analytical and pedagogical skills. He was regarded as an effective teacher and communicator of bridge concepts, making his works valuable resources for players of all levels looking to improve their game.

His contributions helped to popularize and disseminate important bridge knowledge, influencing the development of bridge strategy and tactics.